Sentence examples for reputation degrees from inspiring English sources

They suggested the use of SUs' reputation degrees to reflect their service quality.

These reputation degrees are updated based on Bayesian reputation model to distinguish the trustworthiness of the reports from SUs and track the behaviors of malicious SUs.

This was because the University of London had benignly agreed to lend its reputation to degrees awarded by Legon.

There are various reasons for the shift, including the growing reputation of degrees from Eastern European universities that teach courses in English.

With nearly every university offering some kind of business or management degree, reputation dictates grade requirements.

Though publicity alone cannot sustain an artistic reputation indefinitely, the degree to which the media can make or break an architectural career increased dramatically during the century just past.

Dotezac also believes that a financial scandal that erupted in the Karmapa's monastery in January tarnished his reputation to a degree that he was no longer seen as acceptable as a regent.

It also tarnished to some degree the reputation of one of the nation's most renowned hospitals.

"We disappointed a lot of our customers and hurt our own reputation to a small degree," said Michael L. Glazer, chief executive of KB Toys.

It also tarnished to some degree the reputation of one of the nation's most renowned hospitals here in a town that calls itself the "city of medicine".

He came to Lorton with a ready-made reputation, since Multrey Wilson and Tony Cathedral — first-degree murderers both, and destined to die there — knew him from his Northwest and Northeast days.