Sentence examples for record reputation from inspiring English sources

That track record, reputation and stature look somewhat tarnished in the light of the Barclays banking scandal.

"The brothers held Bernard Madoff in the high respect which the latter's record, reputation and position as paterfamilias commanded," wrote the judge.

After only four days on sale (Nov. 10 through the close of business on Nov. 13), the pop star's new record Reputation has become the bestselling album of the year, and the competition isn't even close.

Last week, Taylor Swift's second all-pop record Reputation was revealed to be the bestselling album of 2017 (though not the biggest), and while it moved hundreds of thousands of digital copies, it's really in the record shops and big-box retailers that she and her electroclash collection shined.

Meanwhile, autocratic regimes such as Singapore -- the "showcase of efficient authoritarianism" as Pankaj Mishra put it -- have attracted admirers across the world, thanks to their impeccable economic record, reputation for rule of law, and meritocratic leadership, especially when compared to liberal democracies in Latin America, Africa and South Asia.

Bad press, litigation, or poor business track records (reputation) can be challenging, particularly when we are just getting to know someone.

ROCK 'N' ROLL : A Cut Above : Slash Records' reputation for great albums remains intact with the latest from Field Trip.

Ferguson's record and reputation is now almost mythical.

Stuart Lancaster's new-look England have no respect for record or reputation.

The Record's reputation for aggressive local reporting may have helped to retain readers.

Citing confidentiality rules, school officials declined to comment on Jeffrey Conroy's school record and reputation.