Sentence examples for reputation and knowledge from inspiring English sources

John Haviland, the author of "Gossip, Reputation and Knowledge in Zinacantan" (an indigenous community in Mexico), pointed out that getting the dirt on someone can be helpful for a leader making a personnel decision.

"Myspace will focus on promoting curators," it says, "– a subset of its audience whose reputation and knowledge around particular entertainment topics and emerging cultural trends make them uniquely influential – by supporting them with the resources, tools and a platform to expand their reach within the Myspace community".

With Sam's reputation and industry knowledge, he's helping to guide us".

A major aspect of the answer has always been character, reputation and virtue: investors' knowledge of the personal qualities of those to whom they entrust their cash.

By actively engaging with your industry peers on LinkedIn you will become more visible to others and start to build a reputation as somebody with passion and knowledge in your profession.

All in all, one can argue that business incubators may foster network resources, which we define as a firm's access to information, knowledge, reputation, and input factors from a variety of sources such as customers, suppliers, competitors, R&D institutions, and governmental bodies (partly derived from Spithoven and Teirlinck 2015).

After the 9/11 attacks, the APA could have used its knowledge, reputation and influence to promote alternatives to the tragic choices our government made.

Faith Hope Consolo, the "Queen of Retail", is the most renowned retail broker and consultant in the country, not only for her knowledge, reputation, and taste, but also for her key role in revitalizing and sculpting retail corridors across the nation and beyond.

These included: time constraints, complex reporting systems, no perceived benefits, forgetfulness, no encouragement from the faculty, no timely and high quality feedback on medical event reports, risks to one's career and personal reputation and a lack of knowledge of what to report.

This paper investigates the manipulation of reputation in the context of innovation and knowledge exchange communities.

Uncertainties, lack of confidence, and the fear of a loss of reputation can prevent actors from sharing information and knowledge.