Sentence examples for reputation recommends from inspiring English sources

"Once a person with a good reputation recommends it, it spreads like wildfire".

The following year, another British diplomat, noting "the rumours that cast a shadow over his reputation", recommended against Mr Ashcroft becoming chairman of a Caribbean trade association.

For this to work though, you need to have faith in the quality of service that the other businesses provide – you don't want to damage your reputation by recommending someone who then lets your client down.

His central characters were becoming ever more hapless — Joe Sandwich, in "The Vale of Laughter" (1967), is a stockbroker with a reputation for recommending what "are known in the trade as laughing stocks" — and in 1968 he told an interviewer, "Why do we have to choose between cursing the gloom and lighting a candle?

His central characters were becoming ever more hapless Joe Sandwich, in "The Vale of Laughter" (1967), is a stockbroker with a reputation for recommending what "are known in the trade as laughing stocks"—and in 1968 he told an interviewer, "Why do we have to choose between cursing the gloom and lighting a candle?

The Bundesbank, fearing that its reputation would be damaged, recommended last week that Mr. Sarrazin be removed as one of its board members.

Speaking to reporters at the White House before he left on a trip to Paris, Trump defended his choice of Whitaker, saying the former U.S. attorney for the southern district of Iowa had an excellent reputation and came highly recommended by former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, who is now Trump's ambassador to China.

He also recommends speaking to others in your sector to get second opinions about their reputation.

Making that visible would create an amazing reputation system, no? Kevin: I haven't thought about that a lot but have thought about recommendations and recommending users.

She also recommends that donors do a simple Google search for the organization they‘re considering in order to get a feel for their reputation.

Oliver Cromwell did not approve of Christmas but I recommend Roundhead Reputations (Allen Lane £20, pp400) by Blair Worden as an apt present for anyone interested in the English Civil War.