Sentence examples for built up reputation from inspiring English sources

Built up reputation of John D. Rockefeller.

Individuals are more likely to form cooperation with those with whom they have reciprocity or have built up reputation.

Schools, for better or worse, have built up reputations over a number of years.

They have therefore built up reputations for hiring many students each year, making it difficult for other companies to compete.

Users build up reputation or honor points in games.

This meant that it would take time for institutions in countries with developing economies to build up reputations as strong as those of many institutions in the UK.

"Month of" bug busts are a trend among hackers eager to build up reputations and attract attention.

As head of the union, Mr. Kerry regularly dined with visiting speakers and built up a reputation on campus.

"We built up a reputation for being able to do it and do it well," Richard Klein said.

He lasted about a year, followed by a second equally unsuccessful operator, and the diner built up a reputation for so-so food and not particularly pleasant atmospherics.

The 22-year-old Ghanaian, who last week became the Blues' record signing at £24.4million, built up a reputation in France for being polite, well mannered, discreet and respectful.