Sentence examples for Bolster reputation from inspiring English sources

Consumers are increasingly empowered to meter their interaction with brands; social is a powerful tool to create demand, bolster reputation and nurture intent to buy.

Still, the reports, which name teachers and their schools, have the potential to color careers or bolster reputations.

Sponsors got a thousand pairs of eyes on their advertisements for every $50 they paid, and a bolstered reputation for social responsibility.

Any company that wants to thrive in this environment has to reassess its efforts to bolster its reputation in particular and the reputation of business in general.

Bradford Morrow's work has won him acclaim, but this inescapably grim collection of stories may not bolster that reputation.

Already stretched thin, Martha strategically overloads on cases that could bolster her reputation and tutors an ambitious if occasionally bumbling pupil (Tom Hughes).

Already stretched thin, she strategically overloads on cases that could bolster her reputation and tutors an ambitious if occasionally bumbling pupil (Tom Hughes).

The account, she said, gained momentum because it seemed to bolster the reputation of Pope Pius XII, whom Jewish groups have described as being indifferent to genocide.

With diminished influence behind the scenes, he seems to be trying to bolster his reputation among supporters of closer European integration.

It makes no sense that he would engage in such an elaborate, high-risk scheme simply to enhance his relatively modest bonus, or to bolster his reputation.

All of them have been designed, it would appear, to bolster the reputation of a lame-duck Prime Minister in his last months in office.