Sentence examples for repute for from inspiring English sources

Poor reputation for low care quality exists, and professionals are held in low repute for causing overload and resulting adverse outcomes.

"I am aware that Ms Moos is of some repute for her reporting on what appear to be more unusual stories from current affairs," he writes.

Pence was elected governor of his home state in 2012, but first gained national repute for signing the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015.

He also gained repute for the pressure he exerted on Mrs Thatcher over the Westland helicopter crisis, which cost her two cabinet ministers, Michael Heseltine and Leon Brittan.

When the photographer William Gedney left for India, in the fall of 1969, he had just started to win a slender repute for his intimate portraits.

"The Son of No One" is set in 2002 shortly after 9/11, a time when the New York police enjoyed such high repute for heroism, the movie implies, that no one would dare question their integrity.

The museum, in the same building, is reputed for its gallery of modern paintings.

PARIS — The waters of the Christian holy site of Lourdes, reputed for their powers of healing, have been cruel this week.

While Apple is not reputed for its environmental performance, our publishing system requires Macs for 60% of staff.

Abou Zeid is reputed for being a "hostage banker" who — according to legend — has hidden £14m in the desert, all of it money raised from kidnap ransoms.

The shop is locally reputed for its excellent selection and for cramming in as many books, on pretty much any subject, as its small space allows.