Sentence examples for Stained reputation from inspiring English sources

Litigation is on the rise, especially in grey-haired states like Florida.As an instigator of the credit crunch, Wall Street is eager to improve not only its profitability but also its stained reputation.

In the wake of Uber's somewhat dismissive attitude toward inappropriate behavior lies the stained reputation.

Responding to this outcome, and the positive public relations spin circulated on behalf of both the journal and the critique author, CSPI made its public allegation about a stained reputation.

Given the evidence presented, his findings may stain reputations and possibly even end some careers.

Bel Ami belongs to a group of works written between 1880 and 1910 in which novelists take aim at journalists, who are portrayed as either vilely willing to stain reputations (Zola's Nana, Henry James's The Reverberator) or moral vacuums drawn into loathsome schemes (The Wings of the Dove).

Leviev swears they are no longer partners, but the relationship has stained his reputation.

Images of American jailers abusing their detainees at Abu Ghraib stained the reputation of American fighting forces in Iraq.

Whatever the temporary political benefits to him and his boss, Barr has permanently stained his reputation and politicized the Justice Department.

I am saddened that Arizona passed a hateful law so antithetical to true American values, which has stained our reputation here and abroad.

During our conversations, we spoke about some events that had stained the reputation of the church while he was a member.

This last phase has offered the community an unusual opportunity to revisit a historic event that stained its reputation for more than a generation.