Sentence examples for reputation increasing from inspiring English sources

By keeping doing a lot of work, we're building reputation, increasing our chances of getting discovered and improving the quality of our work.

As his reputation increased, so did the fame of his poem.

Throughout the 1780s and '90s Usman's reputation increased, as did the size and importance of the community that looked to him for religious and political leadership.

Rousseau's reputation increased after his death; he was honoured with a retrospective exhibition at the Salon des Indépendants in 1911.

The Falcon and the Snowman (1985), the account of two young California men (Timothy Hutton and Sean Penn) who sell government secrets to the Russians, failed to attract audiences when it was released, but its reputation increased over the years.

As a point of reference for what kind of profit they might expect, the Financial Times reported that Taylor Swift's per-show gross for Reputation increased by $1.4 million, including two dates in July at FedEx Field, home of the Redskins.

Over the following months the reach of Austrian policy, and Metternich's own reputation, increased.

Outcomes are the changes that arise from social work, taking form as awareness, improved reputation, increased investment or even changed public policies.

Although details of his time there are sketchy, his skills and reputation increased so much so that by 1648 he had become a member of the prestigious Accademia di San Luca (where he is recorded as "Michele Rita, pittore inglese").

As that reputation increases maybe you might even find your blog included with the blog roll, or see your work featured as the subject of one other blogger's post.

"If you don't take them in, they could be snapped up by a rival and their reputation increases".