Sentence examples for reputation of making from inspiring English sources
"Apple has a reputation of making big leaps which are seen to be unpopular but then become the new standard.
"I got the reputation of making issues films as my films were gritty," he admits, "but that's British film-making tradition.
President Trump, as a strong negotiator have an excellent reputation of making deals.
Moore can easily be called someone who is far right, as he has a reputation of making extremely offensive and controversial statements.
In high school or college, students of Asian heritage have the reputation of making the highest grades in the class, and the average American student worries about having several Asian Students in his or her class for fear that they will raise the curve and make it harder to get a good grade.
Hopefully, the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will realize that the wager of those who would wish to dwarf them, on the other hand, is on their failure to deliver the funds, because those countries have a record and a reputation of making pledges but not fulfilling their commitments.
A promotion for one special called it "fighting to save the reputation of Made in China".
But while Hitachi built its reputation on making some of the most reliable products you could find, it has lacked the shimmer and appeal that attracts millennials the way younger tech companies like Google, Facebook, or Airbnb have.
Lopez said MundoFox signed the Colombian studio because of its reputation for making an American style of series that looks, feels and is perceived by viewers as having the quality of an American series, but in Spanish..
The narrator explains: "All three are proud of their reputation for making the Southwest passenger experience as entertaining as possible".
Yet, despite this deep history and reputation for making one of the finest whites in the region, a savory and citrusy wine capable of aging, George Clooney ordered Barolo while dining at the property's acclaimed restaurant.
