Sentence examples for recent reputation from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mexico's hard-won and still recent reputation for fiscal responsibility could be at risk.

Ojai's recent reputation for tough, modern adventure is just that: recent.

Despite his recent reputation as a maverick, his voting record as a senator is among the most conservative around.

Which brings me neatly to Micklegate's more recent reputation as the north's most elegant drinking locale, a half-mile neck of pubs, clubs and bars, all choked with hen parties and braying stags.

Missed gigs have made Mr. Hubbard's recent reputation a little shaky, but "Hub-Tones," "Red Clay" and the rest of his best are still sending young trumpeters directly to music school.

Both should help to alter C4's recent reputation for selling TV drama short after a year in which only Top Boy and This is England have been significant counter-examples.

But as Meyer's top-ranked Gators approach the halfway point of their 2009 season, the identity of this Florida team is radically different from the one on which Meyer and the Gators built their recent reputations.

They'd love for you to notice the stunning display of goaltending by Nashville's Pekka Rinne, which Nicholas Cotsonika writes about on Yahoo.com, or Florida's gutsy comeback to beat the Devils, which was so momentous the Devils now have to face their recent playoff reputation of folding like a pup tent at the first sign of trouble, writes Steve Politi in The Star-Ledger of Newark.

Daniel Diermeier is IBM Professor of Regulation and Competitive Practice at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and author of the recent book Reputation Rules: Strategies for Building Your Company's Most Valuable Asset.

Unlike reciprocal strategies, which condition behavior on a current partner's recent behavior or reputation, partner choice conditions one's willingness to interact socially on a partner's recent behavior or reputation.

But in recent years that reputation began to erode.