Sentence examples for reputation of using from inspiring English sources

Mr. Qaddafi, now in Niger, had a reputation of using the London house for cocaine parties and entertaining prostitutes, according to bodyguards who worked at the house.

I can't really blame Noel for wanting some insurance since Alison does have a reputation of using friends and then tossing them aside.

In a two-part blog for Sojourners, Tracey Bianchi writes skeptically about Wal-Mart's ulterior motive, given the corporation's reputation of using unethical business practices to maximize profits.

The private security companies, like Blackwater Worldwide, have reputations of using excessive force in protecting diplomatic and other foreign clients, and currently enjoy immunity from Iraqi law.

► The secret to the success of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which "is supposed to make sure the U.S. military holds a technological edge over its enemies" and "has earned a reputation for using out-of-the-box thinking," "is its cadre of program managers," Mervis wrote in a feature in this week's issue of Science.

In recent decades, Mossad has gained a reputation for using passports of other countries, and Britain had a diplomatic row with Israel in 1987 over its use of forged British passports.

The reputation of journalists (using the term broadly to mean those who write for newspapers) is quite low enough, without the image of us all patting each other on the back for cruelty.

The London group had a reputation for using the weight of the bank to muscle the rest of the market and for being a little arrogant.

Another makes light of Mr. Bloomberg's reputation for using profanity by using profanity.

But the S.E.C. on Friday accused him of using his reputation to defraud investors.

For despite his flamboyant reputation, fueled by his habit of using anecdotes like punctuation in conversation, he views himself as a cautious man, not a gambler, and sometimes likens business to armed conflict.