Sentence examples for successful reputation from inspiring English sources

Chris Cowey, the executive producer of Top Of The Pops, said: "The Saturday Show edition of Top Of The Pops is another natural extension to the current brand and it's an exciting opportunity to build on Top Of The Pops' successful reputation.

In fact, Amazon's review scheme was one of the first highly successful reputation systems, using basic badge mechanics and "flagging" to encourage and reward thorough reviews.

The chief executive officer of Chicago Options Associates in 1994 was Michael Davis, and the company had established a successful reputation in Chicago.

He has developed a successful reputation on that front, to a point where Bloomberg Businessweek went so far as titling its January 2012 piece "Suing the Government?

Swift, who has eschewed the spotlight in recent years apart from promoting her successful "Reputation" album and subsequent tour, took to Instagram Sunday night to say Rep. Marsha Blackburn, a Tennessee Republican running for Senate, "appalls and terrifies" her.

While lunching with Harris in 1891 to discuss his offer, Lloyd played coy, deliberately confusing the theatre with the lesser known venue the Old Mo so as not to appear conscious of Drury Lane's successful reputation; she compared its structure to that of a prison.

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He was an adept, even charismatic, performer before an audience – as a reader of his own poems in academic auditoriums, as a public lecturer, and as a radio and television broadcaster; and he certainly understood, from very early on, the mechanisms involved in the creation and maintenance of a successful public reputation.

Typical QoS properties associated with a web service are the execution cost and time, availability, successful execution rate, reputation, and usage frequency.

"But we think we'll be successful because the reputation of the university has really been burnished over the past several years," he said.

The ­mother, Viv, a turquoise-haired, out-of-work photographer, once gained acclaim by sculpturing stained-glass butterfly wings, only to find herself "at the center of one of the art world's most notorious scandales" when her innovation was stolen by "the world's most successful artist," whose reputation and pocketbook now profit while the Nordhocs fall deeper into debt.