Sentence examples for quite reputable from inspiring English sources

Edwin L. Turner, a professor of astrophysics at Princeton University, said Dr. Hut "carries on a quite reputable and legitimate research program".

And, hey, quite a few reputable investors are willing to bet that it will be.

There are quite a few reputable chains and you don't have to go wandering up a dark alley to find one.

Mentioning the word "alien" is quite alien to most reputable newspapers these days.

And I find it quite incredible that a supposed reputable organization made its money, produced its commercial results, at the expense of ordinary people by using known criminals, and that is now what's got to be investigated.

Finance scholars are not known for their sense of humor, but the irony of calling the world's largest and most harmful financial control frauds our "most reputable" banks is quite wondrous.

Many successful offshore jurisdictions keep on the right side of the law, and many of the world's richest people and its biggest and most reputable companies use them quite legally to minimise their tax liability.

And yet if you dismiss the rumours and reject anything not announced by a reputable source, then you will quite often get things wrong.

If I hire someone, I end up spending just as much time talking to friends/neighbors/the Internets trying to find a reputable local painter only to never be quite certain I made the right choice.

Marooning her fictional family, the Mortmains, in a crumbling fortress in Suffolk, Smith quite literally strips the scene back - every stick of reputable furniture has been sold.

If you want a good seat, and buy from a reputable broker (this is a relative term), you are quite simply going to be paying a staggering amount of money.