reputation

• reputation for being

  He engineered a reputation for being ‘hopeless’.

• have a reputation

  THE British have a reputation for not complaining.

• reputation of being

  ‘The mill has the reputation of being one of the most energy-efficient in the world,’ he said.

• high reputation

  For one thing at least the Scots enjoyed a generally high reputation: they were hardy and courageous fighters.

• international reputation

  Emma Kirkby's international reputation as a performer of Early Music is a unique achievement.

• acquire a reputation

  As the discount factor tends to unity, so the equilibrium alters to make it harder to acquire a reputation as a z = 0 type, by extending the length of the temporary reputation which all types enjoy.

• temporary reputation

  In the limit as the temporary reputation lasts forever.

• grow reputation

• strong reputation

  He had written to Father Walter Adams, who had a strong reputation as a confessor and spiritual director.

• earn a reputation

• reputation for quality

  Good reputation for quality

• establish reputation

• excellent reputation

  We have got an excellent reputation in this area and we want to reap the benefits.’

• goodwill and reputation

  He said Mail Newspapers would probably ‘suffer damage to their goodwill and reputation in consequence of Mr Arnold's proposed activities’.

• good reputation

  The hotel has a good reputation locally for food and you will soon realise why.

• up a reputation

  Similarly, the MSc/Diploma in Community Education has built up a reputation within the UK but is also strongly supported by agencies funding students from overseas.

• reputation for having

  have a reputation for having a no-nonsense ‘call a spade a spade’ style