Sentence examples for reputation associated with from inspiring English sources

Others deserved the reputation associated with them.

Unfortunate video aside, Katy's tweet seems to be driven by a (perhaps misguided, perhaps not) aversion to the aggressive reputation associated with the word "feminism", which was largely discussed in the media last year.

In this way we could assess whether patients who have compared hospitals consider other information important than patients who have not compared hospitals without this being influenced by difficulty finding the information or reputation associated with certain hospital names.

Corporate reputation is associated with key marketing outcomes, such as trust, satisfaction, and loyalty (Roberts and Dowling 2002).

Simulation models in which a reputation score associated with each actor records previous decisions about whether to cooperate or not, have revealed that indirect reciprocity among actors in a population will emerge particularly if all individuals have access to the reputation scores of other individuals [10] [12].

Meanwhile, as Maple noted, the agricultural village of Canewdon had developed a reputation associating it with witchcraft and magic by the end of the nineteenth century, when it was often thought of as "The Witch Country" and avoided by many wagoners who feared having their vehicles bewitched.

Several other women, some of doubtful reputation, were also associated with him in his early years.

There is also the potential risk to a university's reputation of becoming associated with an underperforming school.

One who says so is Mr. Zwirn, 48, of Port Washington, the former North Hempstead Town supervisor, who is running on the Green Party line with a reputation more closely associated with fiery red.

Chidi Odinkalu, senior legal officer for the Africa Program of the Open Society Justice Initiative, a private legal and human rights group, said Ms. Bensouda was "the only person I know who kept her reputation" after having associated with Mr. Jammeh.

Findings show that while science productivity and reputation are strongly associated with having either a center or discipline leadership position, they are less strongly associated with administrative leadership.