Sentence examples for to this reputation from inspiring English sources

The thick cloud of pollution that threatens to suffocate Nepal's largest city, however, provides a stark contrast to this reputation.

A corrective to this reputation would be useful, and I wish Harvey had put his view more forcefully.

Owing to this reputation, Nestorius was nominated by the Eastern Roman emperor Theodosius II to become bishop of Constantinople in 428.

The energy industry, known as markedly less innovative than other sectors like health and IT, lived up to this reputation over the several decades.

In recent years Spielberg has struggled to live up to this reputation: you have go back as far as 1998's Saving Private Ryan to find a film that unarguably fulfilled the same role.

Mr Wen, who will step down on 8 November at the 18th Communist Party Congress, has cultivated an image as a grandfatherly figure who has the feelings of ordinary Chinese close to his heart, and the report is a blow to this reputation.

Part of the focus for the youth journalists in Mocho is to try to change this reputation.

Between Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.'s recent visit to Texas and the United States Justice Department's crackdown on enforcement of Arizona's controversial immigration law -- which Texas lawmakers continue to toy with -- his administration appears to be working to counteract this reputation.

(Gawker's bonus system, which was tied to page views, helped to cement this reputation).

Rick Trainor, president of Universities UK, said it was crucial to maintain this reputation if the UK was to compete as successfully as it should.

In their IDIs, CBSVs thought families trusted them because of their enhanced profiles as 'doctors' for their communities and were cautious to protect this reputation by promptly referring babies to facilities.