Sentence examples for could reflect poorly from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Tollman may have other problems that could reflect poorly on Alpha and the contract with the Mohawks.

Hefner's three-run third inning Wednesday could reflect poorly on him, although he did not pitch poorly.

The letter said the charges of "document shredding, manipulative accounting practices and other activities" could "reflect poorly on these corporate entities and their ability to provide quality work".

A couple days later, Jill and Kate were asked to delete the post because it could "reflect poorly" on the artist with whom they were touring.

Making the remarks at an event carried live on the Internet and on television gave them added prominence, and suggested the degree of the mayor's concern over an investigation that could reflect poorly on the department.

But by limiting the scope of their investigation, Republicans came off looking as though they were boldly tackling an issue that could reflect poorly on the White House, all the while pointing fingers at the Central Intelligence Agency.

Those could have reflected poorly on the NRA, or forced it to prematurely make a statement about the shooting.

Despite Trump's claim that he possesses "one of the great temperaments," his consistent (and seemingly more frequent) outbursts reflect poorly on his disposition and could affect voters' decisions.

Example - don't say, "Don't eat those cookies because as your diet buddy it will reflect poorly on me" when you could say "How will you feel if you eat those cookies?" Lead with questions.

I write mostly about parenting and couldn't help but think that these memories would reflect poorly on me.

The New York Times reported that Perot sought the help of operatives to search court and federal documents to find information that might reflect poorly on the potential candidate so that preparations could be made to respond.