Sentence examples for broader reputation from inspiring English sources

But he emphasized that these moves enhanced Politico's broader reputation.

It is rare for Chinese companies to file for bankruptcy, as the government sometimes steps in to avoid damaging the broader reputation of Chinese companies' creditworthiness.

And in a small way, it was reflective of Uber's broader reputation as a company that shoots first and asks questions later on regulatory matters.

The party's goal is a deal that neither splits key constituencies nor damages its broader reputation — the very things that sank Democratic hopes in 1968.

Dr. Paaswell, who acknowledged that the ferry may only serve a fraction of the city's population, said he still believed the ferry network could prove a boon to the city's broader reputation.

All of which represents an awkward challenge for Mr. Erdogan — who had urged Egypt's former leader, Hosni Mubarak, to listen to his own people during the Egyptian uprising — and to Turkey's broader reputation as the region's most advanced democracy.

Soon enough, his was just another face crowded into a little neighborhood bar with a broad reputation, well known for two weeks every year and relatively forgotten for the other 50.

It's another, as Ouroussoff and the asleep-at-the-wheel editors at the New York Times have done, to skewer a civic philanthropist and art patron who has contributed much to LA. Here's Ouroussoff on Broad: "Despite the tens of millions he has poured into the city's art institutions, Mr. Broad's reputation as a cultural patron is, to put it politely, subpar...".

Despite the tens of millions he has poured into the city's art institutions, Mr. Broad's reputation as a cultural patron is, to put it politely, subpar.

To England's rescue came Broad, his playing reputation restored as his personal one was questioned the day before.

During the two decades, Friends of Nature has established its marvelous social reputation, broad networks, and various resources (including funding, media, experts, member, NPC delegates, NGO partners, etc)., which were fairly helpful during the advocacy.