The trouble is that in crises, central bankers' reputations feed the demand for action, whatever their formal independence is supposed to guarantee.
Its members tend to come across as earnest, cerebral and wary of what outsiders will make of them, an understandable suspicion that feeds their reputation among many Catholics as a kind of secretive enclave, a Skull and Bones of the church.
Beginning sales late last year, the Crosstrek is certainly doing its part to uphold that reputation, even as it feeds the brand's broadening appeal.
It was the kind of gesture that feeds Mr. Tenet's reputation as a man who brilliantly cultivates those important to his advancement.
Burns, in words he would not have known, is a branding and PR disaster, failing to cater to his fan base, and ever biting the hand that feeds his public reputation (he had almost always uniformly bad things to say about other writers) – and suffering for it.
The new platform features a Q&A system (as opposed to a forum-like interface), rich content pages, personalized activity feeds, and a reputation management system to encourage use.
Suarez is a man with a reputation for biting more than the hand that feeds him, but his behaviour does raise the question of what constitutes loyalty nowadays.
The plaintiffs' complaint feeds in part off Goldman's public reputation as a "vampire squid," greedy and overreaching.
The visible gender bias has fed another reputation, one locals say is unfair: that Bhramarpura is promiscuous.
Her performances and Philips recordings of Classical and Romantic standards — especially works by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert — have consistently fed a reputation for elegant and profound musicianship.
