Sentence examples for sufficient reputation from inspiring English sources

By 1723 he had secured a sufficient reputation to be elected clerk and housekeeper to the Royal Society, Britain's major scientific society.

So you want to be rid of the dolt in the dugout who has had the temerity to: a) not win a trophy for a whole season; or b) lacked sufficient reputation to impress your fellow multimillionaires in the directors' box.

There are hundreds of thousands of mullahs in Iran, perhaps a hundred or more who have attained the rank of ayatollah, and just two dozen or so who have developed sufficient reputation and following to be called grand ayatollah.

Once it has achieved what management believes to be a sufficient reputation for its services along with a profitable customer base, the company plans to leverage this advantage into a differentiation strategy that will be able to charge more for its services.

However, stake size alone is not a sufficient signal of reputation, because, if it were, managers would settle upon observing large positions, making the activist's type irrelevant and attracting campaigns from weak as well as strong activists.

Both of these markets demand massive economies of scale and a reputation sufficient to pacify nervous human-resources departments and ever-more-intrusive regulators, two attributes that favour an established player.

Even the little that has survived is sufficient to justify his reputation.

Bell's supporters have accused the church of demolishing the former bishop's reputation without sufficient evidence.

The experiences he relates are already more than sufficient to cement his reputation.

In today's environment, it's no longer sufficient to think about reputation management like we think about crisis management.

Ross's reputation was sufficient for this possibility to be taken seriously, and for his alleged sighting to be recorded on maps and Admiralty charts.