by reputation造句

I know Frank Cowperwood by reputation, anyhow.

She was by reputation a good organizer.

But I know you by reputation, Dr Li.

We always instate the major idea that surviving by quality, development by reputation, benefit by output, market by low profit.

The principle of equality and mutual benefit and" honoring contracts adn standing by reputation"

the principle of equality and mutual benefit and "honoring contracts and standing by reputation"

Worst of all, ranking by reputation allows famous places to coast along, while making life hard for feisty upstarts.

A class action against the site is still being threatened by reputation management service Kwikchex - covering alleged defamatory reviews by users on hotel, vacation rental and destination pages.

Crofts: May I shake hands with a young lady whom I have known by reputation very long as the daughter of one of my oldest friends?

Not only by reputation. Most patients agree that it is an ideal medicine for their illness. You can let your grandpa have a try.

The 32-year-old Londoner is in no mood to surrender his place in the team, but he says young challengers for his central-defensive position must not be fazed by reputation alone.

They are doing things, like they are making money, so I think they're busier than the Southerners, you know, by reputation. But they are not uptight like East Coast people.