Sentence examples for reputation seeking from inspiring English sources

In fact, Ng and Forbes (2009) consider reputation to be a core value-creating activity for universities, and other research (Ressler & Abratt, 2009) takes a stakeholder lens to the issue of university reputation, seeking a greater understanding of how different stakeholders perceive the reputations of their respective institutions.

Biographers in the 20th century have, however, rehabilitated his reputation, seeking to explain how and why he came to be demonized in this way.

Such positions made him popular with certain sections of South Africa's impoverished and jobless youth, but the A.N.C.'s leaders, wary that such talk could dent the country's economy and reputation, sought to quiet him.

The second is provided by the police, which, while suffering a thoroughly deserved collapse in their own reputation, seeks to draw a picture of chaos and misrule that demands ever harsher and more invasive policing techniques.

Malofiy, a hard-charging lawyer with a bruising reputation, sought to pierce any reverence for the British rockers by calling them session musicians who played other people's music, including that of Spirit, with whom they shared concert billing in the late 1960s.

Q: Has Snowden damaged his reputation by seeking refuge in Russia?

In all of them, he has developed a reputation for seeking out combat.

"The UK civil service has a reputation for seeking fair outcomes, so this experience is valuable.

During those years, Mr. Stein developed a reputation for seeking an ever-larger canvas as well as complete control over his projects.

Then there was the demise of Shane Watson, who has gathered a reputation for seeking to benefit from the review system as frequently as Broad.

Alderson came to the Mets with a reputation for seeking maximum return from undervalued players, and said after he was hired that the team's payroll was too high and that he intended to bring it down permanently.