Sentence examples for reputation of current from inspiring English sources

While the hookup reputation of current apps appears well-deserved, there are also a surprisingly high number of men who seek something more than casual sex.

But more than the reputation of the current Supreme Court is involved in this case.

Now, following George Osborne's announcement that every state primary and secondary must become an academy by 2022 at the latest, it is the reputation of the current education secretary, Nicky Morgan, that is in danger of being tainted by the quest for permanent revolution.

"The impeccable reputation of Hugh Chamberlain, current owner of the firm, makes his company a most welcome acquisition," Thomas vice president Jerry Hungerford said.

Third, the reputations and honesty of current and former aides who attest to the president's fitness are now open to question.

Undermining the "integrity, dignity, and reputation of the Federal Reserve System" in current fashion poses grave risks.

It sounds unlikely given the current reputation of regulators, but I think we should actually raise regulators' salaries.

If their targeted and funded tax cuts prove wiser in the long-term than more eye-catching alternatives, it may transform the current reputation of George Osborne as a shadow chancellor given more to political tactics than to economic strategy.

It has gone down in history as a heroic event and an apotheosis of the reputation of Dr. King — the current Hollywood film "Selma" portrays it that way — and so it was.

So the goal is to remind them that even if the current reputation of their work is very negative, there are so many good ideas — and ideals — inside finance that they should feel quite proud of that, and they should aspire to live up to the humanity of those ideas and ideals.

To help spread its message in the British market Nest has formed a marketing partnership with Npower, although given the current reputation of the big six energy firms that may be a mixed blessing.