Sentence examples for harm the reputation from inspiring English sources

America's laxer rules on drugs harm the reputation of its horses and races.Yet ominous changes loom.

An admission of liability would not further harm the reputation of the three corporations.

Losing public trust is "a surefire way to harm" the reputation of any business, Feygina said.

But I think this is wrong because he will harm the reputation of the revolution untill he is stopped.

Under the first, publications can lose their licences if they supposedly harm the reputation of a government department, threaten peace and security, and much else.

You not only do harm to the Luces in the eyes of their South Carolina neighbors, but you harm the reputation of D. J. Martin, Superintendent of Mepkin.

Public backlash could harm the reputations of all involved.

A statement on the Blackpool website  said: "Mr Sharpe now accepts that his posts were defamatory and involved an 'imputation of grossly disreputable conduct such as to harm the reputations of the Oystons and Blackpool Football Club in general and that of Owen Oyston in particular'".

He says rhododendron ponticum is harming the reputation of the whole genus.

It uses broad terms like "harming the reputation of the state," for example, according to a translation provided by Amnesty International.

He said he would work toward the goal of closing the prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, but only because it has harmed the reputation of the United States.