Sentence examples for superior reputation from inspiring English sources

Besides, one H.M.O. would eventually gain a superior reputation.

Pioneers may also develop a superior reputation related to their products and services.

"People may not want to work for evil companies, but they don't need a superior reputation" to attract employees.

Current UFC contenders Marcus Davis and Chris Lytle both started out as a pro boxers, before eventually carving a far superior reputation in the Octagon.

Moreover, the justices may think it more important to resolve DOMA's constitutionality first, because DOMA is a federal statute, and because Judge Boudin, a Republican-appointed judge with a superior reputation for intellect and judgment, acknowledged explicitly in his opinion that the Supreme Court should have the last word.

Companies with superior reputations must offer good-quality branded wines at competitive prices.

If we want to keep younger wine drinkers buying and consuming good-quality wines at affordable prices and attract future high-quality-wine drinkers as well then companies like ours, with superior reputations, must make good-quality branded wines available at competitive prices.

Chances are that brown eggs owe their superior health reputation to their inflated price tag.

Lauded as a hero by the Neapolitan court, Nelson was later to dabble in Neapolitan politics and become the Duke of Bronté, actions for which he was criticised by his superiors and his reputation suffered.

Core customers are increasingly unwilling to pay a premium for our brand reputation or superior performance.

In those days Ford had a reputation for superior financial management as well as engineering.