Sentence examples for reputation has improved from inspiring English sources

California's reputation has improved.

Its reputation has improved at a time when those of other airlines are suffering.

In the long run it is still not clear what impact Momentum will have on Labour, but this week its reputation has improved.

EC: I can think of one recent prime minister whose reputation has improved since he left office, and he spends most of his time watching cricket.

The senior Bush's presidency turned sour at the end, with Republicans unhappy over a U-turn on raising taxes, but his reputation has improved in recent years.

The ministry has a history of being heavily infiltrated by Shiite militias, though its reputation has improved considerably in the past two years.

Jeb Bush has that and more: a GOP home state governor who is not running for President, a foreign policy and fund-raising apparatus second to none, a Bush 43 with a reputation that has improved with absence, but also an immigration stance that is out of step with his Party's.

Rather than lead his party out of trouble, the election campaign in Scotland – which has centred on warnings that a vote for the SNP would keep Mr Cameron in power - has been a reverse of the campaign in England and Wales where Mr Miliband's reputation and standing has improved.

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

Still, the company's reputation on Wall Street has improved lately.

"This increase shows that the reputation of the university has improved and is attracting more and better students," said Louise Mirrer, CUNY's vice chancellor for academic affairs.