Sentence examples for with reputation of from inspiring English sources

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a severe psychiatric health problem with reputation of being difficult to deal with and to treat.

For every Royalton or Delano, there are direct competitors with reputations of their own, like the small, serene Mercer, with its A-list house party of well-heeled regulars.

Both men entered this season with reputations of being selfish players.

He views his best hope as the possibility of asylum, with Iceland – with its reputation of a champion of internet freedom – at the top of his list.

"You can't disqualify her, but it is stupid to train with a guy with the reputation of Francis".

Now the woman with a reputation of walking upright with her head held high needs to be held while taking a step forward.

Sprewell came to the Timberwolves with a reputation, of course: the altercation with P.J. Carlesimo at Golden State, the tardiness with the Knicks.

By venturing back on to this territory, Mr Cameron is taking an immense risk, not just with his own standing but with the reputation of politics more generally.

Chemical and biological investigations of folk medicinal plants with the reputation of being curative have provided the world with many of clinical drugs of today [ 3].

It has little to do with the reputation of the organisation [but] everything to do with the protection of vulnerable human beings.

To better understand the reasons for success (and failure), we selected an organisation with a reputation of being well functioning (Eden programme in the Eastern Cape) to compare with the Gauteng programmes.