Sentence examples for a rotten reputation from inspiring English sources

After a decade in power, Congress has a rotten reputation at economic management: debts, high inflation and joblessness, combined with dire performances by manufacturers, leave many gloomy.Voters crave a change.

Now she's in charge of the Finance Department, its staff of 2,100 and its disgraced property division, the one that's given the rest of the agency a rotten reputation by association.

Unfortunately, Secret's slow response to criticisms that it facilitated cyberbullying gave it a rotten reputation with some.

Open Graph got a rotten reputation for over-sharing, as it auto-published news, music and video consumption to the News Feed Ticker.

Prefabs had a rotten reputation for quality, financing for them had dried up in the wake of the S&L crisis, and there was a glut of apartment buildings.

Having outgrown PBS, it has inherited the rotten reputation that once attached to the medium itself.

By Kelefa Sanneh Unlike its 1973 antecedent, today's reality TV has acquired the rotten reputation that once attached to the medium itself.

The 54-year-old engineer believes he can show the world why Microsoft msft –a.k.a. the Evil Empire, the black widow, the Borg doesn't deserve its rotten reputation.

Then we can all breathe a collective sigh of relief, powerful enough to begin to blow away the cheesy stench of America's rotten reputation -- and unfathomable deeds -- committed around the world in the name of patriotism and freedom.

Salespeople have a lousy reputation.

Acclaimed the biggest sporting figure in the world at his peak, Nurmi was averse to publicity and the media, stating later on his 75th birthday, "[W]orldly fame and reputation are worth less than a rotten lingonberry".