TFA fostered a reputation for being highly selective.
Mr. Ford has fostered a reputation as an environmentalist in an industry almost always pitted against environmental groups.
Amazon.com, based in Seattle, has fostered a reputation for above-average customer service since starting sales in July 1995.
Secrest suggests that Modigliani, terrified of the social ostracism that would result if he were known to have the highly contagious disease, deliberately fostered a reputation as an alcoholic and addict to prevent detection.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, the Virginia Republican who has fostered a reputation as Mr. Obama's nemesis, in a statement cited two proposals Mr. Obama was expected to make in his address — for infrastructure spending and for job training for the long-term unemployed — as "areas where we can work together to produce real results that will help job creators get people back to work".
Perhaps more than any other N.B.A. team, the Knicks have fostered a reputation for laying franchise fortune at the feet of superstars either in the midst of – or well past – their primes: Bob McAdoo, Spencer Haywood, Stephon Marbury, Steve Francis, Amar'e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony and, most recently, Tyson Chandler.
He said: "We need to foster an international reputation for high value education, not undermine it.
Shadow immigration minister Chris Bryant said Labour supported a crackdown on bogus students but said: "We need to foster an international reputation for high value education, not undermine it.
As such, fostering a good reputation can involve cost outlays in both the short term and long term, as suggested by Su et al. (2015a).
