Sentence examples for significant repute from inspiring English sources

The first is a brilliantly executed parody of the style of Lysias (an orator and speech writer of significant repute).

Where a trade mark has a significant established reputation, the protection will extend to association with any products or services (not merely similar ones) in a manner that amounts to taking an unfair advantage or is detrimental to the distinctive character or repute of the established mark.

The state indictment, which named several union officials, contractors and other reputed mobsters, was the most significant case focusing on organized crime's role in the construction industry in a decade, the authorities said.

There have been two significant Robert Johnsons in musical history – one the bluesman reputed to have traded his soul at the crossroads; the other a virtuoso lutenist who played for Shakespeare's King's Men and whose greatest hit was a setting of Ariel's lament from the Tempest, Full Fathom Five.

A report by a UN body in January found that foreign direct investment had fallen off massively, whereas another, calculated on a different basis by a reputed French outfit in April, found a far less significant dwindling.

Figure 3 illustrates the highly significant difference (P<0.0001) in PD profiles of two generics from very well reputed makers, one destined to clinical use (GNT-Abbott) and the other to experimental use (GNT-Sigma), with GNT-S Plough; all three products had the same batch studied in vitro and in vivo, illustrating how pharmaceutical equivalence cannot predict therapeutic equivalence.

"I have to believe or think or conclude that there must have been some significant short selling," Mr. Sprott, whom The Globe and Mail describes as "a short-seller of no mean repute," told the newspaper Friday.

Debt is in ill repute.

Both were establishments of dubious repute.

"We repute these false allegations".

Even then it was held in low repute.