Sentence examples for flagging reputation from inspiring English sources

One point that the Issa report fails to make is that the investigation undoubtedly succeeded in its ulterior purpose, which was to hamstring the IRS in pursuing its statutory duties and undermined its already flagging reputation.

A significant victory would revive his flagging reputation.

Football may not even save Clairton High School, much less rescue the city's flagging reputation.

The exhibition did a lot to revive Rauschenberg's flagging reputation — and his prices — something that doesn't always happen with retrospectives.

In Mr. Dimon, he may have found an ideal successor -- a Wall Street hero who can recharge J.P. Morgan's flagging reputation among investors.

PARIS, Aug. 24 — France pledged Thursday to send a total of 2,000 troops to the United Nations multinational peacekeeping force for Lebanon, in a last-minute effort to salvage its flagging reputation and hold on to its leadership role in the face of Italian competition.

For companies with flagging reputations, it is a chance to start fresh.

Could Fury be a sign that audiences are less keen on him as the reconfigured Papa Pitt, instead of the unhinged mavericks and sun-kissed playboys of Fight Club and Ocean's Eleven et al? Actually, the decider this time could be that US film-goers – despite the flag-waving reputation – are surprisingly not that crazy for second-world-war films.

By the time the band found itself on somewhat stable ground in the early 80s Black Flag's reputation had grown, for better and worse.

Right now it's a closed community to try and keep quality high but their idea is to build a community-based and community-enforced reputation system employing verification, flagging and blocking users.

We give users a reputation score — we'll know who is flagging correctly, and who is simply crying wolf.