Sentence examples for rep over from inspiring English sources

"Free-to-play has had a bad rep over the last few years because developers use it as a psychological skinner box, to just automate the extraction of money from people's bank accounts, " says producer Peter Morrish.

But Mr. Wilson stood opposed to the practice, famously engaging in a public debate at Town Hall in Manhattan in 1997 with Robert Brustein (the founding artistic director of Yale Rep) over "color-blind" casting and the lack of support for black-oriented theaters.

Imagine how easy it would be if you are at an online checkout, and you have a question about delivery costs, you could just click a button and speak to a customer service rep over video without leaving the page.

According to the patent's description, the retailer could also intercept the price check search in order to offer to match the price, incentivize the sale by providing a coupon, return information on complementary items, or even send over a sales rep over to help the shopper, among other things.

A month or so ago, after a particularly irksome stay at the Luxor hotel in Las Vegas, I declared the era of toothless social media reps "over".

-We resolve to be more patient dealing with the trials and tribulations of traveling -- be they TSA lines, surly customer service airline reps, over-packed tardy flights, noisy hotel rooms, boorish fellow travelers or screaming babies.

Remote access and support technologies were made popular in the PC era, typically in I.T.-led support scenarios, where you would phone a helpdesk, then allow a rep to take over your computer to better see what's going wrong.

More vexing are the faulty lines of communication, which led L.M. to speak to seven different company reps over the course of two months.

The real purpose "is just to get the doctor to listen to the reps over and over again," said Dr. Adriane Fugh-Berman, director of PharmedOut, a project at Georgetown University Medical Center that focuses on the influence of drug company marketing.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: I think there are a prism of interests at play, although the core disagreement is obviously between Dems and Reps over the question of tax increases/spending cuts.

Millions of sales reps over the past century have proven this.