Sentence examples for other reputation from inspiring English sources

Harrison, 32, is indisputably one of the best linebackers in the N.F.L., but it is the other reputation he developed this season that troubles him still.

He was seen as the likeliest candidate to win against Sarkozy largely because he had a reputation as a man of sense — odd and ironic, given his other reputation — a rational, pragmatic centrist.

It also lives up to Sonos's other reputation, which is that you're not going to find it on sale in Poundland any time soon: the Playbar retails at £599 (€699).

Instead, we should be implementing new, creative solutions to fight discrimination and promote understanding". By the end of the year, the company is vowing instead to experiment with reducing the visibility of photos on booking pages and promoting in their place other reputation information, such as reviews.

Swift bounces between being the romantic (which we've heard in songs like "Mine" and "Sparks Fly") and the victim ("Blank Space"), not pulling off either as well as she has in the past, though fans of previous records by the superstar may gravitate towards "Call It What You Want" more than other Reputation cuts, as it's not quite as sonically divisive.

They also agree on a Smart Contract transaction fee that will be paid to 7 Oracles, each agreed to by Jen, Sacha and Henry based other reputation of providing accurate data.

Chinese state media suggest that he is guilty of "economic crimes" and a bevy of other reputation-killers such as plagiarism and being "erratic".

Companies have also become much more concerned about other reputation-makers and –breakers: the government, the public and the media, and increasingly the internet, which has greatly improved transparency.

Other reputation-enhancing performances came from Pete Roe – a member of Laura Marling's band, now stepping out on his own – woozy duo Big Deal and rare Dutch treat the Bucket Boyz, who thrilled with their anarchic take on Tennessee folk.

And while reputation is certainly to some extent earned — on Wall Street as in other reputation-driven businesses, you don't become well-regarded without performing well — it's also clear that after a certain point reputation takes on a life of its own, particularly when it comes to things like M. & A. advice and underwriting.

And while reputation is certainly to some extent earned on Wall Street as in other reputation-driven businesses, you don't become well-regarded without performing well it's also clear that after a certain point reputation takes on a life of its own, particularly when it comes to things like M. & A. advice and underwriting.