Sentence examples for easy reputation from inspiring English sources

It's difficult enough to challenge their power, wealth and political influence without the likes of Climate Week giving them an easy reputation boost - including, in this case, six extra months of free advertising all over the Climate Week website".

This will only backfire and is very risky - creating an "easy" reputation for yourself.

House prices reflect Barcelona's wealth, easy access and reputation as a party city.

I think Cameron can rest easy over his reputation as a storyteller.

EASY A Her reputation besmirched by a nasty rumor, a high school girl (Emma Stone) comes to identify with Hester Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter".

"To have promoted clean sport throughout her career and to have her achievements questioned, I know she will not sleep easy with her reputation like it is at the moment.

Gresley had always strongly opposed divided drive; moreover his Pacifics had always been appreciated for their easy riding, a reputation not shared by those of his successors and a possible contributing factor towards the continued strong presence of Gresley Pacifics on the East Coast Main Line right down to the end of steam traction in the early 1960s.

After all, the traditional banking players should be easy prey; their reputations have been shredded in the wake of the Libor-rigging scandal and HSBC money-laundering affair.

Scryer seems to be the easiest to get reputation for but it is your choice.

But the loser is easy to identify: the reputation of the House of Lords.

It will be far from easy to restore the reputation of the company and win back trust from customers".