Sentence examples for harm its reputation from inspiring English sources

It would harm its reputation," he said.

But if Amazon tries to enforce its demands by removing "buy" buttons from some pages again, some believe it could harm its reputation in the eyes of customers and the publishing industry.

At the same time, it knows that stoking them will harm its reputation abroad.

Nothing about the campus building program will harm its reputation.

Kirill has not spoken against the prosecution being carried out in the name of the church even though a conviction could harm its reputation more than any exhibition could ever do.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Deutsche Bank Strives to Preserve Reputation  |  The German lender turned down loans offered by the European Central Bank in December over concerns that taking the money could harm its reputation, the chief executive said, Bloomberg News reports.

The suit alleges that Ms. Winfrey's magazine infringed the German publication's trademark, competed with it unfairly and harmed its reputation.

The company alleges that the suit has harmed its reputation and business relationships, but says it wants the court to decide what amount would be "sufficient to punish [Specht] and deter such conduct in the future".

Dongguk said it lost millions in contributions and the opportunity to build a new law school, but the court ruled that it had not proved that it was Yale's mistake and subsequent denials that harmed its reputation.

The C.I.A. tortured, and that harmed its reputation, and worse.

But the lawsuit diverted I.B.M.'s attention, sapped its resolve, harmed its reputation and hobbled its ability to innovate.