Sentence examples for a shared reputation from inspiring English sources

It was referred to as "grime's northern cousin" by The Guardian, thanks to a shared reputation for "anti-social behavior and violence".

Unlike the corporate governance modes of hierarchies or market, the operation of any interfirm network does not rely on prices or the mandates of formal authorities; instead, it derives from mutual trust, common interests, and shared reputation that have been created through interactions between enterprises over a long period of time (Podolny and Page 1998; Li 2010; Lin 2002).

But their multinationalism, and their lives of individual affluence and shared reputation, would be familiar to soccer players on Europe's grandest teams.

Ford and Volkswagen, which used to share reputations for inexpensive, even utilitarian cars, have pursued independent but strikingly similar strategies.

It is also in line with a substantial body of case law which confirms that individuals have a shared duty to uphold the reputation of their chosen profession.

Potential competitors need to trust one another, she noted, to collectively steward a shared resource — pastures, say, or the reputation of New Jersey wines — even though each individual could make a lot more money in the short term through reckless exploitation.

Shared Reputation.

Jennings, on the other hand, secured his spot after he knocked another Lopez sibling out of Olympic contention: younger brother Mark, who took home a silver medal from Beijing four years ago and who shared the reputation of a serious contender with his brother and sister.

Cecil has said the world's top racehorse is becoming easier to train and has revealed he shares a reputation for being a late developer with his star performer.

In fact, Mr. Gandolfini plays a Wall Street guy — echoes of Michael R. Bloomberg (both also share a reputation for being brutally blunt).

They share a reputation as smart gamblers, leaders willing to take big risks, and they do the research and analysis necessary to turn those risks into basketball gold.