Sentence examples for abusive reputation from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, Western University had been warning their students not to take internships at Q because of Ghomeshi's lecherous and abusive reputation.
If they get really abusive, report them.
There is the slate gray drabness of the cookie-cutter stadium, not to mention the negative association with the Raiders, whose fans have long held a reputation for abusive behavior.
But Xbox Online still has a horrendous reputation for abusive behaviour towards anyone female on voice chat, and Microsoft's own standards for online behaviour are rarely and inefficiently enforced.
Church officials sent Father Geoghan to Massachusetts General Hospital for observation, and then for evaluation at St . Lukes, which has a reputation for treating abusive priests in a far less forgiving manner than the one that prevailed at the institute.
The report blames the bishops -- who were top aides to the Boston cardinal before receiving their own dioceses -- for putting abusive priests and the Roman Catholic Church's reputation ahead of the needs of abused children.
A report by the Massachusetts attorney general released on July 24 blamed Bishop Daily for worrying more about the abusive priests and the church's reputation than the victims while he served as a top aide to the cardinal.
"The more hours you play fairly online without being reported as abusive by other players, the better your reputation will be," he added.
"The apparel brands and retailers face a greater level of reputation risk of being associated with abusive and dangerous conditions in Bangladesh than ever before".
His real job involved navigating the regulatory and legal issues related to the WorldCom and Enron debacles, addressing problems related to abusive subprime lending, and protecting Mr. Weill's reputation.
He took on a crusader's role, holding accountable well-known producers who were coasting on reputation and calling for an end to abusive agricultural practices and fraudulent production techniques.
