high reputation

During this period, the school built up a high reputation in various sports.

The local schools have a high reputation among buyers, she said.

It has a high reputation within the country and internationally.

The educational institution has always had high reputation in the town.

Under their leadership, the school gained a high reputation for the quality of its education.

The same cause is at the bottom of the "Moon's" high reputation, both inside and outside.

It is therefore in the interest of objects to have a high reputation score.

He had a high reputation for his knowledge of constitutional law, and as an administrator.

By the 20th century the book had already earned a high reputation among historians.

"She had a very high reputation for honesty and integrity."

"We have a high reputation as builders throughout the Southwest."

The school has a high reputation for academics and athletics.

Several members of the order won a high reputation as scholars and theologians.

His elder brother Jim had a high reputation but was never recorded.

These navigation schools enjoyed a high reputation far beyond the island.

The old gentleman held a high reputation in educational circles.

The fish and chip shop has a very high reputation locally.

At the university his historical essays gained him high reputation.

It's a medium business with a small work force, but had a high reputation."

The truth of its conclusions was not immediately recognized but it has a high reputation.

It went through five editions before 1728, and gained the author a high reputation.

The highest reputation universities have the most issues in terms of absolute access.

The school has a high reputation and the amount of student has increased over the years.

Neither is considered by critics to have achieved his master's high reputation.

Sailer held this position for ten years and brought him a high reputation.