Sentence examples for reputation for accuracy from inspiring English sources

700 papers take his column, whose reputation for accuracy he has improved.

Second, there's the BBC's matchless global reputation for accuracy and integrity.

Unfortunately, England bowlers did not, in the 1990s, have a great reputation for accuracy.

I had not dreamed up the threats to the reputation for accuracy and fairness.

I know that The Economist prizes its reputation for accuracy and fairness.

Unlike Press TV, Reuters enjoys an excellent reputation for accuracy and impartiality.

Over the years, news organizations with reputations for accuracy and thoroughness have told me the following about Chinese cuisine: The "spring roll is similar to a typical egg roll"; "Chinese black tea is difficult to find" in America; "yum cha" is Australian for "dim sum"; Italian prosciutto is virtually identical to, and may be substituted for, the hard salted hams of western China.

His reputation for excellence, accuracy, and trustworthiness helped him build and maintain a loyal customer base.

We have built a reputation for scrupulous accuracy with regard to matters of fact.

But do enough searches, spend enough months, and Google gradually re-earns its reputation for superior accuracy.

"His object is to gain a reputation for extreme accuracy" and it can be difficult to detect.