Sentence examples for harm your image from inspiring English sources

Make sure that the personality of the anime character will not harm your image of yourself or damage your relationships.

Why not wait to launch, they asked, instead of risking harming your favored candidate's image before he even has had a chance to define himself?

Any perceived link to Ukip and the Tories now may harm her image.

The spokesman, Lu Kang, denied Beijing's handling of the case would harm its image abroad.

But he predicted that, in the end, it would not harm the image of Buddhists in the United States.

The security service said that such information could harm the image and competitiveness of businesses if published abroad, but it stopped short of expelling Ms. Sweet.

Most boards are now paying much more attention to "reputational risk"—anything that could harm the image of their firm, from accounting irregularities to product recalls.

"I am aware that these events may harm my image and my reputation and by consequence, the image of Uefa, the organisation of which I am proud to be president," he wrote.

He has said that the "Iron Chancellors" image does not bother him, but he has ex pressed concern that it could harm the image of the Justice Department, especially among young lawyers and in the law school community.

In this project we are attempting to simply create an interesting control for such a beloved product and in no way would attempt to harm the image of the toy or company.

The purpose of the vodka boycott is clear: to harm the image of a product that has become a national brand, symbolising Russia.