Sentence examples for reputation will continue from inspiring English sources

Its academic reputation will continue to draw the world's best students.

Yet it is on them, no doubt, that his considerable artistic reputation will continue to rest.

Our reputation will continue to be a strong draw, but the lure of investment elsewhere may ultimately be stronger for many.

If we don't, the sector's reputation will continue to suffer and as public pressure and media scrutiny builds, so does the likelihood that certain forms of fundraising will be banned all together, costing charities millions.

"Long term this is going to hurt the interests of the company and hurt the interests of an entire industry, if a company of our reputation will continue to be associated with this type of pushing the envelope in terms of safety," he said.

Burnley are 18th in the Premier League table with eight matches of the season remaining, and Duff said Dyche's managerial reputation will continue to grow if he keeps the Clarets in the top flight.

It is simplistic to argue that higher education will move exclusively to a technology-based platform that kills all but the most resilient colleges and universities whose sterling reputations will continue to keep their admission classes full.

The Stevens debacle stained the department's reputation and will continue to do so unless there is full disclosure of the investigation.

In December, Flynt's reputation rehab will continue with the publication of his autobiography, "An Unseemly Man," in which he reflects on becoming what Tom Arnold once called America's worst nightmare--white trash with money.

Both also agreed that reputation economies will continue to grow in importance.

In the meantime, Luton's reputation for extremism will continue to frustrate those employed to challenge it.