Sentence examples for role reputation from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that there are not enough opportunities to go around, but that in light of the broad distribution of N p, it is important to know what role reputation plays in detecting signal from noise.

In the second, participants described how violation and promotion of dignity infringed upon or served autonomy (privacy, freedom of choice or movement, "adulthood"); status (stature, social standing, role, reputation, visibility); and citizenship (the relationship between an actor and the state).

But it soon became clear that, in a society that traditionally had undervalued women, they were more motivated, and over the years their role and reputation began to change.

I will not, however, risk our representative role and reputation to appease an unrepresentative, self-aggrandising minority, in pursuit of their own fringe agendas, which lack wider student and public support.

Hall's ambition to reinforce the BBC's international role and reputation echoes the sentiments of The Thick of It creator Armando Iannucci's Bafta lecture last year, albeit in rather different language.

It was the climax of an unexpectedly messy and public dispute over the role and reputation of Mr. Grenell, a foreign policy expert who is gay and known for his support of same-sex marriage, his testy relationship with the news media and his acerbic Twitter postings on everything from Rachel Maddow's femininity to how Callista Gingrich "snaps on" her hair.

When the borrower's credit rating is lower, the role of reputation is more obvious.

We argue that regulatory measures addressing liability risk or the role of reputation are more appropriate to enhance the efficiency of insolvency proceedings.

Under the influence of the reseller, the ethics of "shangzhongyi, buwangli" (businessmen pursue profits without dismissing morality) came to be regarded as important, and suppliers started to recognize the significant role of reputation and morality in a successful business.

In the international literature, previous studies have highlighted the role of reputation as one of the most important motivational factors in commercialization (Dietz and Bozemann 2005; Siegel et al. 2003).

Despite the importance of this variable, no study has investigated the role of reputation management on deception thus far.