Sentence examples for crumbling reputation from inspiring English sources

Failure to do so is likely to see a full-blown assault, meaning further destruction for the town and the crumbling reputation of Libya's new government.

Few Pakistanis are confident that the country's corrupt and incompetent police will find the culprits, although, under pressure to be seen to be doing something, they may make arrests.Mr Sharif's person escaped the bombing, but his crumbling reputation was dealt another blow by the blast.

Benedict was the worst Pope of my lifetime, and epitomized everything that bedeviled the crumbling reputation of this institution.

It must be observed that the MSM have refrained from providing adequate coverage of America's crumbling reputation as a viable democracy.

There are films so bad that you cannot talk through them or laugh at them, you can only stare slack-jawed and silent in visceral horror, squirming and cringing in your seat with embarrassment as you watch an unintended tragedy unfold before your eyes, with whole careers and reputations crumbling in front of you.

Nagasu, who has a reputation for crumbling in her long program, came into the final skate in first place.

She had come into these nationals with a reputation for crumbling during the short program or the free skate — or both.

And auditors, having watched Arthur Andersen's reputation crumble, are likely to show new vigilance.

G4S, the world's largest security company, has seen its reputation crumble after incidents around the globe.

Russia's reputation crumbled further in the fall of 2006 with the murder of Litvinenko in London and further still in spring this year with disagreements over the establishment of a U.S. missile defense system in the Czech Republic.

But Mr Rühe also sees the danger of his work at defence crumbling, and with it his reputation, as Mr Waigel piles on the pressure.