Sentence examples for reputation reported from inspiring English sources

"Pollsters restore tarnished reputation", reported the Guardian.

The Indian press, apparently trying to damage Nepal's reputation, reported 1,500 killed, but no one here defends that estimate.

Despite its controversial reputation, reported and maybe partially created by the press, the coming exhibit is also likely to attract thoughtful commentary, and is clearly meant to be revealing, not sensationalistic.

At his memorial, his Observer colleague Anthony Sampson, who had made his reputation reporting on Mandela's struggle against apartheid, noted that, "David seemed to welcome the challenge of impossible people".

Although he made his reputation reporting on hurricanes, and still delights in covering them, he wasn't sure that one of the nine full stories that evening should be floods in the Midwest.

He tells Abbie (Lindsay Crouse), a pretty, still-ambitious photographer who is his occasional girlfriend, "It isn't exciting anymore". No matter how many exposés one writes, nothing ever changes.Michael (Stephen Collins), who made his reputation reporting on the activities of flower children, hippies, yippies and druggies, is planning a book on the counterculture years.

Further to illustrate that no one in this tawdry tale emerges with an unsullied reputation, reports have has now alleged that Ms Houlihan is an internet dominatrix who sells her used underwear online for £15.

It gives a reputation report on each dealership that comes up, based on user reviews.

Analyzing more than 20 billion telemetry reports comprising malware and binary reputation reports, this book quantifies the cyber-vulnerability of 44 countries for which at least 500 hosts were monitored.

Examination of the results confirms that the new approach outperforms other incentive compatible reputation solutions reported in the literature.

At a news conference in Cairo, the league's director, Nabil al-Araby, called General Dabi a "capable military man with a clean reputation," The Associated Press reported.