Sentence examples for reputation achieved from inspiring English sources

Wallace was 46, the age at which Vonnegut's reputation achieved its zenith.

In contrast, an additional market destination is associated with a 53% decrease in the rate of decertification, indicating that reputation achieved through EU HACCP certification was important in continued certification for firms selling in a number of markets.

ROOSEVELT I've had the title of president once — having it twice means nothing except peril to whatever reputation I achieved the first time.

Gruebel has an almost cult-like status in Switzerland, a reputation he achieved while overhauling Credit Suisse after troubles at the Winterthur insurance division that he eventually sold to AXA.

"You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes," he writes, "something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time".

You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes: something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time.

When he came to office 18 months ago, Mr Obuchi staked his reputation on achieving growth of at least 0.5% (later changed to 0.6%) in the 1999 financial year.

"We are going to sign with a bullet-pen... to illustrate the transition of bullets into education and future," said Santos, who staked his reputation on achieving peace.

Now, Mr. Bush has committed a chunk of his reputation to achieving the goals he and regional leaders set for themselves today.

Drawn to power and prominence, Mr. Bloomberg is wrestling with his affection for the paper as its potential publisher and his wariness of an investment that could mar his company's reputation for achieving outsize profits.

That does still seem rather a lot... 9.06am GMT One of the nice things about British public life is that, if you hang around for long enough, even a person with the most dire reputation can achieve rehabilitation.