Sentence examples for secure reputation from inspiring English sources

With a secure reputation as a left-winger, he has less need to bash trade.Mrs Clinton has the opposite problem.

At the time, Jiro Ono was 60 and already had a secure reputation as one of the world's sushi masters.

Beyond that, Mr. Cronon — the president-elect of the American Historical Association — has a secure reputation as a towering figure in his field.

A report scheduled for publication in the Journal of Consumer Research, however, suggests that luxury brands can have both a secure reputation and mass appeal.

Another neighbor, Bill Kaufmann, 45, a member of the Woodlawn neighborhood association, said the killings were a blow to the neighborhood's secure reputation.

His life is proof that prodigious, widely recognised talent isn't enough to secure reputation: ass-kissing and fib-telling, flattery and tongue-biting are often required to make careers.

The notion that literary prizes secure reputations and sell books is modern publishing wisdom, but nothing compares with what the Nobel did for Tagore a century ago.

In addition, publishing the best papers helps journals secure a good reputation and ensure a large subscription base, which can also draw advertisers.

With interest rates near zero, economists say Mr. Greenspan must soon be proved right to keep his once-secure reputation as one of the most successful central bankers in history.

Mr. Yushchenko's decision seemed intended to secure his reputation as a president who reinvigorated the Ukrainian nationalist movement.

It is also important that an independent quality assurance system is retained since this has done much to secure the reputation of UK universities overseas".