Sentence examples for reputation for challenging from inspiring English sources

His verbal pyrotechnics have won Mr. Hendry a reputation for challenging the economics establishment.

But the downtown dance scene has a reputation for challenging experimentalism, an aspect I don't see represented here.

JPMorgan has a reputation for challenging regulators more forcefully than rival banks like Citigroup and Goldman Sachs, former New York Fed officials said.

When he was the state attorney general, from 2002 until last year, Mr. Kline, a conservative Republican, developed a reputation for challenging abortion providers.

Its reputation for challenging material will remain, as will its forthright titles, with shows including Britain's Biggest Sexists and Footballers Sex Secretss.

No, what is most tantalizing is that Lee, who ruled Singapore from 1959 until he retired, sort of, in 1990, is a Western-educated philosopher-king with a reputation for challenging the accepted wisdom of the West.

Bush's top advisers said criticism of Rumsfeld has come largely from a few Republicans with reputations for challenging White House policy, even as the list of those attacking the defense secretary grew to include Lott, Collins and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank with close ties to the administration.

The group and its offshoots in various states have gained a reputation for aggressively challenging the legitimacy of properly registered voters.

He is famous for challenging golfers to make smart, precise shots which earned him a devilish reputation among Professional Golfers Association PGAA) pros.

While reputation management remains challenging for adults, imagine how difficult it is for a child to understand how the digital decisions they make today will stay with them, and the rest of cyberspace, forever.

Although they have been the subject of extensive theoretical investigations for about a century, they still have a reputation for being numerically challenging.