Sentence examples for reputation of a future from inspiring English sources

It was to be from this that Panorama, Tonight and Monitor grew, as did the reputation of a future DG, Alasdair Milne, whose career brought into sharp focus the fight that had been going on since 1926.

Your work, not the reputation of a company, is your strongest reference for future work.

Even the reputation of a reputation is subject to distortion.

In private reputation models, each player individually collects others' reputations such that a reputation of a player varies between individuals.

I also recently published my first book, Performance Partnerships, an in-depth look at the affiliate marketing industry (I'll be writing about the mixed reputation of affiliate marketing in a future post), and I am in the process of completing my second book, due to be released next year.

Sportspeople are being swindled of their careers, of their reputations, of their future.

She made her first stage appearance in 1832 and quickly established a reputation in Italy as a future star of the ballet.

The company also makes sure that there aren't any products out there that diminish the reputation of the star (read: future attractiveness of the brand for endorsements).

His burgeoning reputation has already drawn talk of a "massive future" from experienced team-mate Stephen Pearson, and much of Erwin's joy comes from using his frame to great effect.

While Magnus is aware that he is earning a reputation as the future of chess, he does not show it.

No building has since done more to burnish the reputation of Beijing as a city of the future than Koolhaas's.