Sentence examples for sensible reputation from inspiring English sources

For such an educated, celebrated albeit controversial high-society businessman, the refusal to acknowledge science that is understood by middle schoolers guaranteed to undermine the sensible reputation that Koch Industries has spent a lot of money to put out there.

Despite a less than conservative start, James now has a reputation as a sensible, insightful manager.

This is the right moment for reform – reforms that are practical, sensible and that enhance the reputation of the Court.

THE 30-year fixed-rate loan has earned its reputation as the sensible, conservative move in the aftermath of the financial crisis, especially with near-low interest rates.

Wallace has a reputation as a sensible owner and when Stevenage made their offer, Sheringham spoke to Sam Allardyce, his manager at West Ham last year.

And Consob can suspend BPI's bid until the end of October.All this has left Italy's reputation as a sensible place in which to invest more than a little damaged.

Even if he occasionally overrides the Duma with sensible decrees, he rarely puts his reputation on the line to force reforms through or lobbies the country or parliament assiduously enough to sell a policy that is unpopular.

The irony of Shackleton's role in one of the decade's most acrimonious celebrity divorces is that her reputation is as a sensible, pragmatic lawyer, always ready to cut a deal rather than battle it out in court.

What's so surprising about it is that Federer has a reputation for being head-boy sensible; here, he's the daftest kid in the class.

"She did have a reputation as a principled but also sensitive and sensible leader of the bar and chief law officer of the country.

At school, he had a reputation among teachers for being calm, sensible and level-headed.