Sentence examples for reputation for instance from inspiring English sources

My reputation, for instance".

A reputation, for instance, or a feeling of smug superiority.

Part of the reason for the difference in laws is that England has never held free speech in as high esteem as the United States has; English courts have tended to regard it as subordinate to things like reputation, for instance.

The acoustics in the latest version are also not as bad as their reputation: for instance, the hall's renowned glare became far more mellow once its resident orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, shed the brash nerviness it had cultivated in the 1980's.

Mr Zenawi's polished reputation abroad, for instance as a member of Tony Blair's Commission for Africa, will be badly damaged if he is found to have given the orders that led to the killing or to have had the ballot rigged.The case of a military helicopter crew who defected to neighbouring Djibouti with its helicopter gunship is murkier still.

In the late 1870s and 1880s an attack of mildew tainted the wines: the reputation of Lafite, for instance, was ruined when the 1884 vintage turned mouldy after only a couple of years in bottle.

Retailers aim to strengthen their ability to influence consumer behavior by building corporate reputation and store equity: for instance, by making promotional investments.

Spohrer and Kwan [73] claim that there is a systemic perception of services, for instance, reputation and preferences, as customers and providers are in a network of interactions that increases value creation [74].

Someone who builds up a trusted reputation on one platform, for instance, can't transfer that over when getting established on another one.

The sexual reputation of Mr. Strauss-Kahn, for instance, was known to many journalists but rarely publicized.

Mrs. Bachmann has a particular reputation for attention-grabbing statements, for instance attributing the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed an American ambassador last year to God's judgment.