Sentence examples for reputation number from inspiring English sources

The chamber of commerce of Monza and Brianza calculated a list of the "brand values" of major European monuments using 10 different "economical, cultural and business parameters" that included the economic value of the land, the monument's reputation, number of visitors and tourism employees, multimodal accessibility, number of foreign visits and the value of exports.

Those compiling the tables judged universities on, among other things, their research income and reputation; the number of international students, staff and overseas collaborations; links with industry; the number of their citations; and the quality of their teaching.

Finance is probably the most acclaimed subject at Chicago and students have a justified reputation for number crunching though other areas, such as marketing and entrepreneurship, are also very strong.

But while lawmakers sought to learn about William M. Bulger's fugitive brother, a onetime F.B.I. informant now on its Most Wanted List, and the governor has accused Mr. Bulger of harming the university's reputation, a number of professors here say they have a different concern: that his political troubles are overshadowing what is happening at their university.

That kind of reputation, and numbers that look stronger with time, give McGriff at least a chance at Cooperstown.

Mainland politicians should squelch the temptation to make such bellicose threats, which diminish China's reputation and turn increasing numbers of Taiwanese against reunification.

What is worrying though is the apparent deterioration in the reputation of a number of our universities.

I thought to myself 'everyone trusts him', he had a reputation as the number one PR agent at that time, he was everyone's 'go to man'".

Publishers buy a book from an author or an agent for an amount of money determined by the importance of the subject, the author's reputation and a number of other intangibles.

Demand for palm oil, an ingredient found in nearly half of all supermarket products, is at an all time high – and so is awareness of its reputation as the number one cause of deforestation in countries such as Indonesia.

But it warns: "We have also encountered some who pursue narrow self-interest, some behaviours that should not be tolerated in any way, and a degree of carelessness with the federation's reputation from a number of elected representatives at local and national level.