Sentence examples for boosting its reputation from inspiring English sources

Not only are the medical findings boosting its reputation, the recreational and mental benefits without the addictive overheads make it very attractive and socially acceptable.

But, as Athens shows, a city has to want to boost its reputation very badly for the games to be worth it.

If you are looking at a positive review on an open-loop review site, was it actually left by a happy patient - or was it written by the practice itself, in an attempt to boost its reputation?

Rio de Janeiro's mayor, Eduardo Paes, a possible 2018 presidential candidate, says Brazil can boost its reputation with a successful Olympics.

Now able to speak openly about the decision, the university is promoting its new leader as one that will boost its reputation.

Indeed, the country signalled its disapproval and boosted its reputation as an energy bully as soon as the deal between Shell and Ukraine was signed.

Another Chance for FEMA: The unwelcome arrival of Hurricane Sandy provides the Federal Emergency Management Agency with a golden opportunity to boost its reputation, seven years after its much-criticized response to Hurricane Katrina.

The Supreme Court of Britain realizes that televised hearings can boost its reputation as well as confidence in the legal system, and is broadcasting arguments on the extradition of Julian Assange.

A company that improves its nation's image overseas will boost its reputation at home.

Also, he said he believes that by presenting itself as an environmentally friendly company, Cree will boost its reputation with an increasingly conscientious consumer population.

In another recent move designed to boost its reputation in the U.S., Alibaba president Jack Ma pledged to create one-million new jobs in America.