Sentence examples for reputation for introducing from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades Bratton has gained a reputation for introducing bold measures to reduce crime, particularly in Los Angeles where he is credited with ushering in an era of safer streets and improved relations between police and communities.

Founded in 1976 by the actors Gary Sinese, Terry Kinney and Jeff Perry, the ensemble-driven Steppenwolf has developed a reputation for introducing world premieres and riskier interpretations of classics.

Dot has built up a reputation for introducing socially engaged plays to their Turkish audiences.

The journal has developed a reputation for introducing emerging writers to the field.

Throughout her radio career she garnered a reputation for introducing new artists and breaking new music.

She has an international reputation for introducing contemporary Asian art in the U.S. through critically acclaimed exhibitions and scholarly catalogues. .

Reid served in the assembly for only two years, but he acquired a reputation as a consumer advocate, and he still holds the Nevada record for introducing the most bills in a session.

Another possible explanation is that sequencing error was responsible for introducing sequence variants capable of generating additional contigs, particularly given the reputation of 454 sequencing for introducing homopolymer indel-like errors [ 42].

It reached us like a clap of thunder in 1960, immediately establishing an international reputation for itself and introducing us to a new kind of paradoxical hero who has been copied, usually badly, ever since.

He added: "This really will be an excellent development for the reputation of NHS Wales, introducing cutting edge technology is vital if we are to attract and retain the best staff in the UK".

This book gave her an international reputation, and introduced her to the world of industrial relations.