Sentence examples for reputation rises from inspiring English sources

Committed as he is to deficit reduction, the chancellor's reputation rises and falls with the public finances.

Part of his reputation rises from his productivity — a stream of books, monographs, articles, lectures and commentary.

Photograph: Tristram Kenton Any stage director's reputation rises and falls in waves, but last winter Katie Mitchell's literally rose and fell with Waves, her much-debated "devised work" based on Virginia Woolf.

Thanks to digital media, there is a greater premium on written language than at any time since the 18th century and for millions of users, one's online reputation rises or falls on the ability to make relatively sophisticated written-down jokes.

During those difficult years, 41's reputation rose as 43's sank.

Its reputation rose during its long, slow conquest by imperial Russia in the 19th century.

Even as his fortune and reputation rose, Mr. Tisch's style of living remained little changed.

By all indications, CUNY's outstanding reputation, rising enrollments, increased standards and enhanced resources should be attributed in large measure to his exemplary and courageous leadership".

As the Bauhaus's posthumous reputation rose, so did the value of its name, especially to anyone likely to benefit from being linked to design, modernity or creativity.

All that exposure elevated the status of the film - its critical reputation rose and Jimmy Stewart's Christmas Eve suicide attempt became part of America's winter rituals.

His reputation rose even higher when he resisted calls that he should translate himself into a soldier-president -- like Generals Eyadema of Togo and Mobutu Seseseko of Zaire.