Sentence examples for a common reputation from inspiring English sources

One particular case is that of small firms that may hardly be visible and build their own individual reputation in larger markets, unless they collaborate and somehow associate in order to build a common reputation at a larger scale.

Observers assign reputations according to a common reputation assignment rule unless otherwise stated.

We have assumed that all the groups use a common reputation assignment rule.

Over time, though, I became aware of Brisbane's more common reputation: sunny and laid-back, but a dull backwater – nothing more than a big country-town that was forever playing catchup with Sydney and Melbourne.

These factors include common reputation, intensity of exchange and combination of resources, and participation of the local institutions.

Most of the authors think their subjects deserve better than their common reputation.

Perhaps most dramatically, after the Commons' reputation sank to a terrible low, we have seen the powerful re-emergence of proper, tough, self-confident committees of MPs taking on key issues.

She knew the drug primarily from its reputation as a common animal tranquilizer and a party drug.

Lenovo has a reputation as a common choice for the corporate workplace, but it also offers great options for gamers such as the Legion Y530.

Asserting that you already had a bad reputation is a common defense in slander lawsuits.[18].[18]

Even in Jefferson's times when television and the Internet were non existent, news that he fathered a child with a slave was a common whisper and tarnished his reputation as a leader.