Sentence examples for Lower reputation from inspiring English sources

Usually American presidents have a somewhat lower reputation.

With no major sponsor or Olympic participation in decades, the ragged look of skeleton racers has given them a lower reputation than traditional winter sliding sports such asluge and bobsled.

However, it would be wrong to fall into either of two traps: the first, which might supply some reassurance, is to suppose that the BBC has a lower reputation than other media organisations; the second, which is more worrying, is to believe that the loss of trust in the BBC is something that has happened only recently.

I've been made more hated than Osama Bin Laden.' The world's most wanted man being, at present, the only person at large with a lower reputation than football agents (although if one of them was involved in Chelsea's alleged tapping up of Spurs Sporting Director Frank Arnesen, even the Saudi terrorist could win that particular popularity contest).

In particular, the area of production still remains one key factor with a lower PP associated to olive oils from the South that still suffer, on average, from a lower reputation.

Beaujolais has always been an affordable wine with a lower reputation than others, partly because it is often served chilled, unlike any other red wine, to bring out the fresh flavours (many wine connoisseurs pronounce it undrinkable).

Based on our past research, we thought it likely that companies with higher reputations would tend to financially outperform those with lower reputations.

Could it lower the reputation of what Trump called the "very famous White House"?

His 1902 obituary in The Guardian stated: "He did more than any Englishman of his time to lower the reputation … of the Empire".

The House of Lords is unique in that no member can be permanently expelled, regardless of what they do to lower the reputation of the place.

Her children have been obliged to sign any number of secret agreements in a 2006 deed that recently surfaced in court, they agreed to say nothing that might "disparage" Rinehart or "lower her reputation in the estimation of the public".