Sentence examples for damaging its image from inspiring English sources

China's policy looks inconsistent and opportunistic, damaging its image and soft power.

China, despite its fulminations, appeared to worry that a show of force risked damaging its image and causing South-East Asian countries to turn even more to America for security.

Its pursuit of stability above democracy has damaged its image, but it can make amends now.

But officials at Peking University say Professor Xia has damaged its image at a time when it is trying to ascend to the ranks of the world's top universities.

"It would be a shame to damage its image".

After dragging its feet on the other cases, is it possible the NFL is using Brady and the Patriots to convince the public it is serious about eliminating any problems that could further damage its image?

After dragging its feet on the other cases, is it possible the NFL used Brady and the Patriots to convince the public it is serious about eliminating any problems that could further damage its image?

The head of AeroContinente said the accusations were intended to damage its image and stifle competition.

The crime was the latest in a series that has shocked India and badly damaged its image overseas.

MCI's creditors lost a bid yesterday to start searching for evidence that the company's rivals have orchestrated a campaign to damage its image.

Yet he suddenly seems unable to stop himself from engaging in behavior that generates negative stories about the Met and damages its image.