Sentence examples for to develop a reputation for from inspiring English sources

Atheists need to develop a reputation for patience and approachability.

But recently, the town has begun to develop a reputation for food that, while not eclipsing its artistic one, might at least be said to complement it.

When a Coke official visited Asia this spring, Chinese reporters hounded him about the company's racial problems, driving home the point that a global company operating in roughly 200 countries can ill-afford to develop a reputation for intolerance.

"Microsoft has been playing it very quietly by trying to give media companies what they want, whereas Real has been trying to develop a reputation for being a content supplier," says Tullman. "Real has got to wake up and accept that it's just a pipe.

Mexico began to develop a reputation for facilitating drug use and other questionable habits.

He experienced another promotion in 1957, to become a Detective Sergeant; "he began to develop a reputation for his discerning skill as a detective".

There are a few ways to answer this question, but one of the key points for us was to develop a reputation in the local startup community for approachability and helpfulness and try to maintain that same relationship with co-investors.

It did not take long for him to develop a reputation as a man whose thoughts far outpaced his actions, with ambitious proposals often going nowhere.

In the sun kilns of Bagnall and Penkhull, local artisans started to glaze their earthenware and develop a reputation for craftsmanship.

Even if you could disable the HSDPA, a lot of people wouldn't be wise enough to, and the product would probably develop a reputation for poor battery life.

If you don't greet people or rush off to your own office, you'll develop a reputation for being antisocial, whether it's true or not.