Sentence examples for a question of reputation from inspiring English sources

It was a question of reputation, but also of profit.

"It's a question of reputation of a Swiss bank and the Swiss financial center.

It's not just a question of pride and reputation.

"Because it's not a question of just my reputation".

"In which the reader learns that a gallant young man must not hesitate to run the risk of suffocating in a chest among his mistress's trousers, when it is a question of saving her reputation". . . .

Asserting property rights is often a question of gaining and maintaining a reputation for the utmost brutality.

"It is not the role of the tribunal to police the question of reputation," he said.

"Overcoming a bad reputation is a question of honesty and commitment to the task and to the people already living there – after all, even Rome wasn't built in a day," he says.

When he left Montpellier, "he had certainly a lot of things to learn," but it was, Guizard says, just a question of time before he earned an international reputation.

Or maybe it's a question of sexism, his voice and macho fame overshadowing her "lesser" reputation?

A question of taste?