Sentence examples for Declining image from inspiring English sources

But METI's declining image also reflects deeper changes.Even before Japan's bubble popped in 1990, the ministry had been losing sway.

In one widely derided effort, George Bush in 2005 dispatched long-time aide Karen Hughes to Muslim countries in an effort to boost America's rapidly declining image.

Yet, overall, America's declining image among Arabs has owed less to al-Jazeera than to unpopular American policies, and to Washington's ineptness at selling them.

12. (S) ACM Siddhi expressed his personal concern about the declining image of the royal family in Thailand, noting that something as simple as excessive motorcade-related traffic jams caused by minor royals was an unnecessary but enduring irritant.

Legal educators attribute the decreases to various causes, including what is perceived as a glut of lawyers as well as growing student interest in fields like computer science and business and a declining image of the profession.

— MARK MAZZETTI President Obama raised the question of whether the long-term costs of drone strikes, including the reported killings of innocent civilians and declining image of America in many Muslim countries, may outweigh the short-term benefits of eliminating specific militants.

JERUSALEM — The Israeli government, deeply worried about the country's declining international image, began a campaign on Wednesday to turn every Israeli — and ultimately every Jew — into a traveling public relations agent.

McDonald's, which revolutionized the eating habits of its millions of consumers and became synonymous with American popular culture worldwide, was suffering from flagging sales and a declining public image when Mr. Cantalupo took over for Jack M. Greenberg as chief executive in January 2003.

After years of ups and downs, the departure of its founders, declining brand image and the move from private company to public company back to private, the company is showing signs that its ready for a revamp, particularly of its core product: The LMS.

Uber's public pressure came in the form of consumer boycotts, a Twitter campaign urging customers to delete the app from their phones, and a declining public image.

But even in areas that never drastically declined, the image that infected the Bronx in the '80s has held on.