Sentence examples for reputation expanded from inspiring English sources

He provided vitality and leadership in the pivotal years when Wave Hill established its horticultural reputation, expanded its operations and developed its cultural programming.

But then, as her reputation expanded, she realized she could talk with studio heads and big stars for longer, a minute and 37 seconds, she said, give or take a few seconds.

His reputation expanded from his little shop and into the wider world.

As his global reputation has expanded, he has used his position to extend the West African tradition of the songwriter as historian and social conscience.

And despite hailing from a country of less than four million people, the airline has earned a reputation for expanding without something common to most airlines: debt.

Steve Hewlett, a media commentator for the BBC, said Mr. Murdoch's quitting as head of Britain's most powerful pay-TV company, a side of the News Corporation's operations where he has built a formidable reputation for expanding operations and profits, signaled that his wider ambitions at the company were probably spent.

Some observers have argued that private providers may even be willing to supply certain preventive services without payment in order to enhance their reputation and expand market share [31].

This rebranding looks to legitimize the company's reputation and expand its markets both domestically and internationally.

"When hitters have a reputation of expanding the zone, pitchers will try to take advantage of that, and sometimes it's a double-edge sword, where they'll expand so much so early in the count, that a hitter will draw a walk," Scioscia said.

Since the shooting, his reputation has only expanded.

As Farmer's reputation grew, he expanded from bebop into more experimental forms through working with composers such as George Russell and Teddy Charles.