Sentence examples for financial reputation from inspiring English sources

The crisis threatened the country's financial reputation.

Its worsening financial reputation, splashed across the newspapers, only aggravated its poor standing with customers.Could that vicious circle now be about to reverse?

And if you know you are going to do something that will not be well received, the best way to protect your financial reputation is to plan ahead.

But Mr. Sharpton has benefited from not being taken quite so seriously as a candidate -- and from the financial reputation he brought into the race.

And while it had a conservative financial reputation, in late 2000 it raised money with an unusual bond that it could be forced to repay in late 2005.

But they hope that the lay commission may recommend that it do so in order to safeguard the Vatican bank's financial reputation.

At the same time, the law helps assure a producer that it (and not an imitating competitor) will reap the financial, reputation-related rewards associated with a desirable product.

The DOJ generally has to go crawling to Wall Street, tentatively striking deals that won't hurt financial reputations too badly and the bottom line hardly at all.

Her advice on not getting into debt in the first place is sound, but come on, please don't snap at people who made the same mistakes she did and who don't have a windfall like hers to salvage their financial reputations.

It was beefed up in the wake of the September 11 attacks and given the power to impose economic sanctions and tarnish financial reputations, triggering downgrading from credit rating agencies.

During the financial crisis, reputation didn't go far.