Sentence examples for which reputation from inspiring English sources

But it helped underline how banking as a whole had lost its way, and had lost touch with the values on which reputation and trust were built.

It's hard to know your rights, and it's harder still to exercise them when you're working in a narrow field in which reputation matters above all.

Djokovic hardly looked like a man who had won the last three Grand Slams when he lost his first two sets to Andreas Seppi on Sunday, but the inevitable feeling to his comeback speaks volumes of the power with which reputation plays in this era of men's tennis.

Two years ago, then transport minister Norman Baker infuriated some train operators by trying to make the so-called "right-time" – punctuality as it appears on commuters' watches, expectations and real-life plans – the default measure of lateness, rather than the 5- or 10-minute relaxed "public performance measure", the yardstick on which reputation and commercial franchises are judged.

So really it's hard to know which reputation damaging controversy Facebook is fretting about the most here.

Our results show that the successful implementation of market-based instruments for biodiversity conservation in CEE countries is furthermore influenced by pre-existing formal and informal institutions, in which reputation and trust may play a role.

At its worst, U.N.L.V. — more specifically, Tarkanian — became embroiled in a war with the N.C.A.A. in which reputations of players, and Tarkanian, became collateral damage.

And while rosés are not the wines on which reputations rise and fall, their very lack of seriousness is part of their charm.

In an investigation in which reputations and jobs may be at stake, no one has appeared more vulnerable than Mr. Hoon.

"You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes," he writes, "something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time".

You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes: something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time.