Sentence examples for in a reputation from inspiring English sources

We live in a reputation economy.

In a reputation economy, companies have a motivation to hide their security problems.

Throw in a reputation for delivering the big hit, one of which, everyone assumes, resulted in the tragic paralysis of Darryl Stingley.

For someone who claims to promote and delight in a reputation as a cold, commercial monster, he is extraordinarily sensitive to any perceived slight.

Mr. McCain, who revels in a reputation for straight talking, found it appropriate -- on what was his sixth visit to the prison -- to get angry once again at the guards who had held him.

Cranfield's lecturer in entrepreneurship, David Molian, says: "We have a growing track record of our alumni building successful entrepreneurial businesses and this results in a reputation for Cranfield as a centre of entrepreneurial activity.

The bigger the problem — that is, the more it's hurting your business — the more reason to bring in a reputation-management professional who will oversee your response, Beal said.

At Nissan, Ghosn came in with a reputation as "Le Cost Killer".

Haynes's nuanced feel for the pervasive dangers in a reputation-obsessed society blends with a transporting sense of period detail and atmosphere.

Critically, greater attentiveness to eyes correlated with greater generosity on a donation task, but only in a reputation-relevant context (i.e., when donations were public but not when they were anonymous).

Alderson came to the Mets in 2010 with a reputation as a shrewd thinker.