Sentence examples for generating a reputation from inspiring English sources

According to smart grid visions, institutions which provide recommendations can increase the probability of market interaction, by generating a reputation or signaling certain qualities [2, 7, 69].

Hoag generated a reputation for the ability to escape detection from both his victims and the authorities, earning him the nickname Smart Alec.

Each transaction also generates a reputation score similar to eBay's.

Above all generate a reputation of being unapproachable after a while you won't have to try hard as people will actually warn others not to talk to you.

The effects don't just hit employees once they linger, lasting beyond the temporary business slowdown, and generating a corporate reputation, which is difficult to overcome.

The seeds of political rebirth were sown under the leadership of Jo Grimond (1956 67), when the party generated a revived reputation as an intellectually credible left-of-centre group.

Evans managed not only to boost the Northern Echo but also to generate a national reputation for himself, mainly by appearing as the token provincial on a television program called "What the Papers Say".

This is because the anchor has generated quite a reputation for his grillings.

Since the product is new, generating a positive company image and good reputation within the industry is essential for quick growth.

Greig formed the London Jazz Big Band in February 1975 which for over 10 years generated a very high reputation in London, but not elsewhere, since it didn't tour or record.

It is the rare bar that has generated a legacy and reputation far greater than the sum of its parts, which is one reason why its July 3rd announcement that it may soon close, facing a 300percentt spike in rent, was as tragic as it was portentous for the state of the city's nightlife.