Sentence examples for state reputation from inspiring English sources

Other non-profits display Missoula's state reputation for promoting more liberal social causes.

Libya has steadily shed its rogue-state reputation since 2003, when it announced the end of its nuclear weapons program, turning over crucial information to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The authors of this piece fail to acknowledge how far the Unites States' reputation as "champions of the liberal world order"—as a former adviser to Bill Clinton puts it in the piece has fallen.

Many parents, like Cahalane, choose Colorado because of the state's reputation and the presence of reputable doctors and advocacy groups.

That can only help the state's reputation.

It has hurt our state's reputation, nationally and internationally.

That is quite a distinction considering the state's reputation for corrupt officials, including governors.

Her mother, Barbara, a Walker supporter, seemed more concerned with the state's reputation.

Despite the state's reputation for liberalism, Republicans have often done well in Massachusetts.

The budget problems have damaged the state's reputation with investors and creditors alike.

But he fears the state's reputation for last-minute, low-blow politicking can be lethal.