Sentence examples for reputation research from inspiring English sources

It is the first time that Wal-Mart, known for parsimony in its business practices, has invested in "reputation research" -- using polling techniques, focus groups and phone interviews -- and then spent more money to try to repair the distressing aspects of what it found.

These three elements, reputation, research citations and staff ratios, account for four-fifths of the rankings.

The consumer requests, reputation, research and development, technological, political or other factors can affect the success of the decision-making process.

Some statistically significant differences were found, namely regarding academic reputation, research opportunities and parental leave attitudes.

For two decades she has been trying to revive his reputation, researching his work for an eventual monograph and exhibition.

The university has a global reputation for research into engineering sciences, oceanography, chemistry, cancer sciences, sound and vibration research, computer science and electronics, optoelectronics and textile conservation at the Textile Conservation Centre (which is due to close in October 2009).

In this instance, the term 'voice' refers to becoming active as independent researchers in their own right and not tied to their supervisor's reputation or research agenda.

These companies do not enjoy a good reputation: recent research from C.E.I.C.

They have demanded of their institution a minimal coherence with its reputation for research on human rights and migration.

She died aged 92 and had built herself an international reputation for research on the Holocaust, and in promoting understanding between the Jewish and Christian faiths.

Kuhn first devoted himself to the study of German stories and legends, but he established his reputation with research into the language and history of the Indo-European peoples as a whole.