Sentence examples for through the reputation from inspiring English sources

"Just through the reputation of my defensive skills, teams weren't really running on me".

As research by Oxford University pointed out, the financial loss of the divestment campaign – the fastest growing in history – will not be felt through the shares sold but through the reputation lost by these companies by being stigmatised.

Dividing CSR practices into internal and external, Story, et al. (2016) report that internal CSR practices are positively related to both organisational attraction and reputation, but external CSR practices positively stimulate organisational attractiveness through the reputation of organisations.

I recently had the opportunity to sit through the Reputation Risk Management certificate program hosted by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), of which I am a member.

[C8.] Business Books From a Select Few Still Sell Even through the reputations of many chief executives have been tainted recently, a few business books -- including the latest one by John F. Welch Jr. -- are doing well, especially if they offer advice.

Ultimatums that are given without following through will earn you the reputation of a weak character and people will start to assume you "cry wolf" if you always backtrack on an ultimatum.

From his first contact with Khoisan peoples in 1955, Köhler devoted himself tirelessly to the study of their endangered languages and cultures, gaining through his scholarship the reputation of doyen of Khoisan scholars.

His drama, intriguing, volatile and well acted under the direction of Max Ferra at Intar 53 through June 25, bears the reputation of having been banned in Cuba for 30 years.

In other words, corporate and securities litigation affects behavior indirectly, through shaping the reputations of companies and businessmen.

This wound also tarnished, through syndication, the reputations of Rupert Murdoch's Times newspapers and their consultant, the historian Hugh Dacrer-Roper (Lord Dacre), who failed to notice that the Nazi eagle on the covers of the diaries was facing the wrong way.

From the late 70's through the early 90's, the reputation of the German band Faust spread like fog wrapped in a shroud.