Sentence examples similar to reputation minded from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in an ideal world there would be no need for a board to have a reputation, never mind actively cultivate one.

With this reputation in mind, I ask if he gets paid for his efforts.

Keep your experience and reputation in mind when setting a price.

However the 'people's games' in London are subject to the whims of global corporations and financial institutions who seek to 'legally' avoid tax and saturate sport with their own marketing in an attempt to sanitise their reputations, never mind limiting ticket availability and securing VIP lanes," said Occupy London supporter Kate Morris.

79) Simple Minds The past couple of years have seen Simple Minds' reputation fully restored, as groups old and young hail the groundbreaking chilly experimentalism of their first few albums, and good reviews for their new effort Big Music.

Behind the forbidding reputation is a mind passionately engaged with life's most basic questions.

But she also has a useful reputation for not minding whether or not people like her.

Ferguson has this reputation for playing mind games, for psyching out opponents.

A strong Black Friday can cement a store's reputation in shoppers' minds and strike fear into the competition.

Never mind reputation and propriety, the FA should be concerned above all with points one and two.

But Bleasdale's reputation, in the minds of many, has remained that of a Northern playwright who might reasonably be expected to stick to what he knows and not stray too far into left field.