Sentence examples for reputation whether from inspiring English sources

But what makes Thailand especially attractive, Mr. Burdett said, "is the international reputation, whether deserved or not, of a compliant and bribable police force".

She's earned herself a great reputation, whether in the Broom Cupboard, sharing the screen with Otis The Aardvark or showing off her artistic side on SMart.

There has always been the reputation, whether deserved or not, that folks in the Caribbean do not like to waste too much energy – especially the Jamaicans.

When someone makes false and malicious personal allegations that impugn a person's character or integrity, the victim has the right to vindicate his reputation, whether he is an ordinary citizen or the prime minister.

The barriers to such a move involve reputation – whether the BBC would consider it too much of a publicity risk to withdraw from golf almost immediately – and if the existing contract could easily be terminated pre-2017.

Anyone reviewing requests, he said, must consider how compliance with the request might affect the bureau's reputation, whether the request involves a sensitive population and whether the request is for law enforcement purposes.

In a world where, as I've argued, average is over — the skills required for any good job keep rising — a lot of people who might not be able to acquire those skills can still earn a good living now by building their own branded reputations, whether it is to rent their kids' rooms, their cars or their power tools.

As part of our research into whether startups are applying for the awards independently based on its alleged reputation, or whether they are simply responding to the offer of paying to attend the awards, we tweeted from both the twitter accounts @mikebutcher (51,000 followers) facebook.com/mikebutcher (96,000 subscribers) and @TCEurope (38,000 followers).

"Persuading audiences to see an effective impersonation of someone with an existing reputation - whether it's Margaret Thatcher or James Brown - is perhaps easier than selling them historical material without that built-in degree of accessibility.

Salter has long felt overlooked, neglected, doubtful of his reputation and whether it would ever amount to anything.

In this study, we investigate the extent to which firms' environmental performance is reflected in perceptions of their environmental reputation and whether environmental disclosure serves to mediate the negative aspects of poorer environmental performance associated with those assessments.