Sentence examples for an easy reputation from inspiring English sources

It's difficult enough to challenge their power, wealth and political influence without the likes of Climate Week giving them an easy reputation boost - including, in this case, six extra months of free advertising all over the Climate Week website".

This will only backfire and is very risky - creating an "easy" reputation for yourself.

BBC TV's Nine O'Clock News has made many easy reputations for its presenters: Robert Dougall, who has died aged 86, prided himself on having a unique one.

He sees the meeting as an easy way to build reputation, pointing out that other politicians have used Hetch Hetchy "to give a patina of environmental friendliness".

Ms. Lohan has not had an easy time rehabilitating her reputation among movie makers, and her last film, "Labor Pains," went straight to cable.

Bringing the rave into the club scene was not an easy feat; Mark's reputation and large following would become pivotal in establishing The Guvernment's fan base.

Compared to most existing reputation systems, our reputation system provides an easy way to reduce malicious file spreading and free riding.

Because of my reputation as an easy blurber, my request pile started to grow exponentially.

It has garnered a reputation as an easy way to protect the heart, ease inflammation, improve mental health, and lengthen life.

Mr. Zorthian's reputation for an easy sense of humor was evident in two lapel pins he sometimes wore to conferences on Vietnam.

A generation later, Hannah Horvath, on "Girls," just wanted to "lock eyes" with her across a room not an easy feat, considering Kakutani's reputation for guarding her privacy.