Sentence examples for affects the reputation from inspiring English sources

Thus, trust affects the reputation of an entity and vice versa [28].

This affects the reputation of the individual but he might be allowed to start a new lease of financial life.

Serious issues affecting the reputation of the organisation appear to cause the most problems.

"It's really affecting the reputation of Luton, and particularly Bury Park.

General mistrust in government has affected the reputation of the police and judiciary, too.

Richard Lambert, former head of the CBI employers' organisation, famously pointed out that bosses' pay awards had affected the reputation of the corporate sector.

But the conclusions of the judge, Lord Hutton, could also significantly affect the reputation of the BBC, which saw its reporting practices dissected before his court.

With the new regulations in effect, I see no reason why tourist-friendly wineries on Long Island should affect the reputation of the smaller elite producers.

Any failures of universities endorsed by this scheme might not just affect the reputation of the scheme, but of the QAA as a whole.

Mr. Melcher said a city's image could affect the reputation of the surrounding region, influencing investment decisions and people's decision to move into the area.

The scandal is affecting the reputation of other state Democrats, including the once untouchable and now rather contrite Mr Silver, who authorised the payment.