Sentence examples for Tainted reputation from inspiring English sources

Compounding their reluctance to sell online is the Web's tainted reputation as a breeding ground for counterfeits.

Moreover, the Palmeiras manager has a tainted reputation due to allegations of dodgy deals with players and agents.

Peckinpah's formal mastery and willingness to probe the dark side of human psychology are applauded by some, but Straw Dogs has never escaped its tainted reputation.

"Students do not often realistically research their career prospects," he says, and frets that some could be put off by the nuclear industry's tainted reputation.

But, while VW's crisis was a striking demonstration of the high price of a tainted reputation, it didn't speak to the value of a good reputation.

When Mr. Weill recruited her to Citigroup that year in a bid to burnish the bank's tainted reputation, her $15 million-plus pay package made headlines.

Afraid of the impact the tainted reputations of Augustus Heinze and Morse could have on the banking system, the New York Clearing House (a consortium of the city's banks) forced Morse and Heinze to resign all banking interests.

In spite of Scientology-tainted reputation, Cruise is pretty game for this sort of stuff, having previously taken part in a game with Fallon where they throw glasses of water in each other's faces.

Now that "NBC Nightly News" anchor and managing editor Brian Williams has been suspended for six months without pay following an admission that he lied about his helicopter coming under fire in Iraq, the question is: Can his already-tainted reputation survive the time off the air?

Eight hundred forty-five Google hits later, I was having a panic attack about what prospective employers and graduate schools would find: my tainted online reputation.

The Bellmore-Merrick School District has been working diligently to move past the incident that tainted its reputation last summer, when rookie football players were assaulted by their teammates.