Sentence examples for reputations by from inspiring English sources
This article measures 32 law schools' academic reputations by citations to their faculties' works.
Not surprisingly, many old-time barbecue restaurants haven't risked their reputations by competing in new styles.
The ablest officials rarely despoiled their reputations by engaging with them.
Few thought private equity pros would risk their reputations by hanging up on deals.
Most of Vietnam's illustrious historical figures made their reputations by battling Chinese invaders.
Reputations, by Juan Gabriel Vásquez, translated from the Spanish by Anne McLean (Riverhead).
Employment decisions are already being made based on our online reputations by people.
What are they doing for their reputations by their petty spite?
They make their reputations by their ability to defuse a diplomatic imbroglio or craft a communique.
So are many of the journalists and biographers who made their reputations by chronicling how Mr. Clinton lost his.
The lack of federal support makes universities leery of compromising their reputations by studying medical marijuana, the report says.
