Practice makes perfect.

Mayuko always aims for perfection.

The sky's the limit.

After all, practice makes perfect.

Underlying it all was a willingness to evolve a drive for perfection through experimentation.

Reputations are volatile.

At that time, the country still maintained a certain normalcy, a deceptive appearance of perfectible democracy.

But you have to keep working on efficiency there's always room for improvement.

Reputations are volatile. Loyalties are fickle.

The scandal hurt the company's reputation.

The scandal hurt the company's reputation.

The combined effect of these developments has been to erode Lee s reputation precipitously.

Another reader wrote in an apparent reference to the Tashievs' reputation for corruption

That scandal cost him his reputation.

That incident harmed his reputation.

Tom cares a lot about his reputation.

The incident left a spot on his reputation.

Down goes the economy and down goes the Labour government s standing.

(i) For respect of the rights or reputations of others

'Yes, I know him by repute and by sight.

Yulin s good reputation will be heard across the globe!

This dishonors the nation and stays as a stain on our reputation.

Meet the result Alexey Goreslavsky and the decimation of Lenta.ru s reputation.

The Polish Government has taken the policing and security of this event extremely seriously they know how important it is to Poland s reputation.

I actually voted that I'm not a perfectionist, though. I have some of the signs on the list to a high degree but not entirely motivated by perfection.

Restoring Britain s reputation in the region will take years of hard work.

Opinion polls show an improvement in its international reputation.

Such a principle makes it possible to obtain the most authentic assessment of the professional reputation of colleagues.

Not only does it do great harm to the country s image, and the rule of law, but it is likely to cause more, not less, terrorism.

Russian Facebook user Yevgeni Yuriev warned his fellow countrymen that war with Ukraine would mean a loss of Russia's reputation globally

It has lost much of its former reputation as a model of economic efficiency.

The verdict will only give Omni hospital a bad rep. freeprita

This posed a risk of substantial policy errors, which would have constituted a deadly blow on reputation, the most important capital of any central bank.

This hurts Peña Nieto s image in exactly the areas in which Mexicans most mistrust their leaders violence and graft.

It does not matter whether this is about starving people or the reputation of Deutsche Bank.

Conflict was curtailed, however, by the power of the king's personality and reputation.

Jokowi has risen from humble beginnings to the apex of power without compromising his image as a man of the people or his reputation for pragmatism and honesty.

The Soviet Union had a great deal of soft power in the years after World War II, but destroyed it by the way the Kremlin used its hard power against Hungary and Czechoslovakia.

Correspondents say the suicide bombings in Kabul in recent weeks have also created a crisis of public confidence in the government, its policies and in particular the reputation of President Ashraf Ghani.

They are desperate to enter the global community and rid themselves of a damaged international reputation.

The EU remains for now relatively uncontaminated by America s disintegrating reputation in the Middle East.

My personal experience with Francis suggests that his reputation is well deserved.

Serbian daily Kurir initiated a series of articles that have seriously harmed Jolie's good reputation in Serbia

Therefore, those wanting to stop the slide into an unnecessary and risky war must make their own argument about credibility. They need to convey to the US President and the US public that America can indeed be proud of what it has achieved and that a war against Iraq would, moreover, throw away the immense advantage of having demonstrated that international inspections can effectively reduce the dangers of proliferation.

But, with Khrushchev s overthrow in 1964, Leonid Brezhnev lost no time in restoring orthodoxy and purging books that threatened the Party s reputation.