Sentence examples for environmental reputation from inspiring English sources

As a survey run by Hill & Knowlton revealed, up to 40% of MBAs in some countries won't take a great offer from a company with a poor environmental reputation, and half don't even want to work in environmentally-challenged sectors like energy or autos.

Germany's environmental reputation is, meanwhile, on the line.

I do hope that UEA, with its strong environmental reputation in the balance, will think again".

Consumers are beginning to consider the environmental reputation of S.U.V.'s, and automakers will have to compete on that basis.

McKim said the Hodgman government was rapidly gaining a worse environmental reputation than the former Labor premier Paul Lennon, who granted the failed pulp mill project development approval.

Mr. Spitzer, who entered office with a solid environmental reputation as attorney general, has drawn from the top echelons of the state's environmental movement in assembling his team.

If companies with environmental reputations to defend can become bogged down in charges of greenwash, what about the bad guys?

Southern bridles at its growing anti-environmental reputation.

Currently, successful businesses are starting to be defined by their integration of concepts such as management quality, environmental management, brand reputation, customer loyalty, corporate ethics and talent retention [13].

Then, the consequences of the MF are classified according to a logical decision diagram that assists the decision-maker in identifying the criteria to be used in modeling, which may vary between cost, downtime, safety, environmental, quality and reputation, selecting among them the one (s) that best represent each mode of failure.

The W.T.O. has never had a reputation for environmental zeal.