Sentence examples for reputation made from inspiring English sources

Within the Kennedy family, Mr. Gwirtzman's strategizing, loyalty and oracular reputation made him a bit of a legend himself.

In the case of the August Vollmer, he said, the sheriff's "credibility and reputation made a huge difference".

They thought their reputation made them untouchable, but the police, under Detective Chief Superintendent Leonard NipperReadead, pursued them doggedly.

An earlier spill, in Alaska in 2006, might have meant curtains for a less revered leader, but Browne's reputation made him all but unassailable.

With a reputation made on MTV and a coyly conservative image as a sexual tease, Ms. Spears is not always taken seriously by adults except as a moneymaker.

(That reputation made him a formidable political opponent, and in 2010 his diwaniya was stormed by government forces as part of a crackdown on the domestic political opposition).

Q. Reputation makes sense, but a strategy business model?

His tenacious style and global reputation make him a good option.

On the other hand, both the timing and Mr Greenspan's reputation make replacing him tricky.

Reputation makes a difference when procuring public funds for these projects as well.

Greece's wounded reputation makes some Greeks cling to their European identity.