Sentence examples for the growing reputation from inspiring English sources

The growing reputation of the university brought continuous inquiries from a wide variety of interested persons.

This recording should enhance the growing reputation of Mr. Kurtag, 80, as a major living composer.

They also added to the growing reputation of Abydos as a lode of archaeological riches only now being systematically explored.

China Daily, a government-financed, English-language newspaper, said at the time that the melee, and the fan reaction, had "badly hurt the growing reputation of Chinese basketball".

There are various reasons for the shift, including the growing reputation of degrees from Eastern European universities that teach courses in English.

It keeps them top of the Third Division and fed the growing reputation of their striker Martin Butler, who scored a hat-trick.

The Seawolves' growing reputation received another boost this week when Jankowski, a junior, was one of seven Stony Brook players taken in the pro draft, selected 44th over all by the San Diego Padres.

But a crop of boutique hotels has popped up over the past year or so, capitalizing on the borough's growing reputation as the gritty and charming proving ground for all things hip, artisanal and laid-back.

Discovery is the grand sire of Native Dancer and quite possibly a central reason for the Dancer's growing reputation as the modern Godolphin.

Lax enforcement and loose incorporation laws like those in Delaware and Nevada give the U.S. a growing reputation as a haven for tax evasion and off-the-books banking.

The directors agree that the celebrity connections will help promote the film, though they are also relying on the film's growing reputation.