Sentence examples for making reputation from inspiring English sources

The viability of authority is the result of subordinates' free-riding on each other's challenges, reducing the frequency of challenges, and making reputation worth defending.

Matt Peters, Founder of SearchManipulator.com, a leader in the industry, told me "Google has become increasingly difficult to manipulate, making reputation management companies less successful lately.

These artists worked mostly in Rome, the first two making reputations as portraitists, Landi especially being noted for good contemporary groups.

This is powerful technology, making reputations stick like burrs to people.

But he also cites the truism that companies making reputations delivering good content have staying power, at least as potential takeover targets.

This kind of thing would make "Reputation" feel generic and disembodied if its sound were not so skillfully executed.

It sounded appealing enough to some people that at TechCrunch 50 in 2009 the Whuffie Bank nonprofit was founded to try to make reputation currency into a reality.

Such pictures, of course, do not cost much to produce, but they are not of a class to make reputation.

They helped set the agenda; they helped make reputations".

The literary marketplace turns profits; the community of readers makes reputations.

There are some people just trying to make reputations attacking N.Y.U.