Sentence examples for regained its reputation from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Levitt, the regulator regained its reputation as friend of the small investor.

Since Mr. Jobs returned from exile in July 1997 to lead Apple, the company has regained its reputation as a quirky outsider and a risk-taking innovator, gambling that it can survive outside the mainstream.

During Petr Lebl's charismatic six-year tenure as artistic director, the Theater of the Balustrade had regained its reputation (established in the 1960's, in that golden period when Vaclav Havel and other dissident writers made it their home) as the leading independent theater of Prague, producing dynamic seasons of new Czech work, the classics and adaptations.

Osborne argued the UK had regained its reputation for low business taxes, which he said was confirmed by KPMG's 2013 survey of tax competitiveness, which ranked the UK as the most attractive tax regime compared with the US, Switzerland, Ireland, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Eventually the chef loses control of the restaurant, the frozen meals are tossed out and Remy's cooking helps it regain its reputation and inventive flair.Something similar appears to have happened at Disney.

We care about you!" As an aside, with the recent legal debacle the firm has found itself ensnared, in it will be fascinating to watch the effort to help it regain its reputation — And if that effort will succeed.

The poll's business dropped after the 1948 election, industry analysts later reported, but it lived on to regain its reputation for accuracy.

Mary agues that many in the Muslim world already hated America (see 9/11) while Ron concludes that it's hard for America to regain its reputation after violating our tradition against torture.

"And if stability is achieved, it's very likely that Egypt will regain its reputation as a key private equity market".

"[GM] also has to work hard to regain its reputation and to win back trust".

This is not the first time Beijing has promised to regain its reputation as the "Kingdom of Bicycles".