Sentence examples for reputation rather than from inspiring English sources
Such schemes have often bought reputation rather than better research.
Adelman suggested that Barea was being singled out based on his reputation, rather than the play.
We found that connections were made based on general expertise and reputation rather than individual subject knowledge.
People review the man and his reputation rather than his new book.
They relied on "assigned characteristics based on hearsay and imagined reputation rather than factual or firsthand experience".
And – more artist than businessman – he lavished time on burnishing that reputation rather than, say, selling tickets.
People start going by reputations rather than by what they see.
It means that ugly comments can actually enhance reputations, rather than ruin them.
It would enable students to connect frictionlessly to professionals, building great reputations rather than dull CVs.
Until Thursday, Wall Street regarded the foreclosure issue as a risk to the banks' reputations, rather than their bottom lines.
She bought solid companies with good balance sheets and strong reputations, rather than trying to find the next Microsoft in its cradle.
