Sentence examples for broken reputation from inspiring English sources

God knows English football needed a tournament to salve wounds, to mend a broken reputation overseas, with the tragedies of Heysel and Hillsborough – which didn't have the luxury then of the truth that is emerging at the current inquests all these years later – still so close in our minds and hearts.

Mario Balotelli's departure from Liverpool, bundled out of Anfield's back door on a free transfer to Nice, is depressing in another way and, speaking of wasted talent, it probably says everything for Ravel Morrison's broken reputation that a player with his exquisite talent could not find a taker in England's top two divisions.

This might even repair their broken reputation, at least a little.

It can make and break reputations.

"He is not there to make and break reputations.

He made and broke reputations with his cheque book.

"They do make or break reputations, so obviously politicians tread warily".

Derek Malcolm writes: Pauline Kael could make or break reputations at will.

Libel battles can make and break reputations, but only rarely do they bear on questions of life and death.

There are the connectors, networked people who know seemingly everyone and who can make or break reputations on their word alone.

These reputation-makers will quietly pass along positive and negative reviews about products and services that will make and break reputations with increasingly greater impact.