Sentence examples for reputation with which from inspiring English sources

And the state has an unsavory reputation with which to contend: Public Enemy's Chuck D once painted Arizona with fury and contempt in the song "By the Time I Get to Arizona," a diss track written after residents shot down a proposal to create a holiday for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in November 1990.

But if she runs a competent campaign and leaves with a better reputation than with which she started, she could have a future on the ticket (less likely), in a GOP administration (likely), or on Fox News (very likely).

He also confirmed his reputation with women (which the rich Athenian whom he had married appreciated only too well) by seducing the wife of the Spartan king Agis II, who was at Decelea with his army.

Last week, British Fisheries Minister Ben Bradshaw called on Ambassador Gunnlaugsson to consider what whaling was doing to Iceland's reputation "in countries with which Iceland conducted most of her trade and business".

He has a reputation for the thoroughness with which he researches subjects before contemplating his plot, and "The Hard Problem" oozes learning.

Djokovic hardly looked like a man who had won the last three Grand Slams when he lost his first two sets to Andreas Seppi on Sunday, but the inevitable feeling to his comeback speaks volumes of the power with which reputation plays in this era of men's tennis.

In fact, Florida has gained such a reputation for the ease with which pills can be acquired that addicts and traffickers now travel from a thousand miles away just to visit the ballooning number of cash-only for drugs-only pain management clinics.

"The increase in actions over internet-based communications is a reflection of people's concerns about their online reputations and the ease with which damaging information about individuals and businesses can be shared and spread".

It enhanced Donnelly's reputation with the Populist Party, which represented the discontented farmers of the West and which he helped found in 1892.

As the deliveries multiplied, Sinaloa acquired a reputation for the miraculous speed with which it could push inventory across the border.

To put it another way, Mau's reputation rests on the ingenuity with which he blurs the boundaries between picture and text.