Sentence examples for reputation gained from inspiring English sources
Sydney, Australia's oldest city, has never quite shaken off a reputation gained in its early days from the "Rum Rebellion".
As a result, the mere fact that he has chosen to represent a particular client, not to mention his fame and reputation gained from the Hussein trial, is sometimes enough to ensure an exoneration.
Equity release, an industry still suffering from a tainted reputation gained in the late 80s and early 90s when interest rates rose and house prices fell, is turning a corner according to experts.
But Strauss has yet to fire properly, Jonathan Trott, while a sea of calm at the crease, needs to score heavily to reinforce the reputation gained from his debut century, and Kevin Pietersen has yet to rediscover the game that makes him unique.
We demonstrated that for hotels, the online visibility on OTAs counts more on value capture than the online reputation gained on TripAdvisor.
MIAN represents social status won by extrinsic achievement, while LIAN stands for image and reputation gained from obeying moral standards (Zhu 1987; Bao and Zhao 2009).
The four case studies suggest that housing developers believe that the application of these green technologies can contribute to reputation gaining, reduction in construction and operation cost, receiving favorable land prices, and more channels available for financing.
"Across the board we doubled the marks and reputation gains for every match, everywhere in the Crucible.
Sent interlocks to other firms can result in major status and reputation gains for the focal firm.
If the legitimacy of ELSA research primarily is related to the reputation gains that external agents can harvest, then the whole ethos for ELSA research is emptied and it is hard to argue for the justification of its continued existence.
Humans get a boost to reputation gain and spirit, good for end-game raiding, and a stealth-perception talent, and have a movement impairing effect to free themselves from slow effects.
