Sentence examples for has had an image from inspiring English sources

Historically, logistics has had an image problem.

Investing in physical gold has had an image problem of late.

John has had an image of Sophie tattooed on his chest.

Cdr Dick said it would be "ridiculous to deny that the Met has had an image problem", but she hoped this was changing.

Six years on, Lammy has had an image makeover, dispensing with his spectacles and wearing sharper suits, and has secured backing from City businessmen, including the first chair of the Boris Johnson-founded Mayor's Fund for London charity.

Maybe being hip will help the cause of conservation, which has had an image problem ever since Jimmy Carter put on a sweater and urged people to turn down the heat.

"We have had an image problem because of past chaos and instability," he said.

Yes, he had had an image of the fatherland as "the good place," a place of safety and rootedness.

Since the 2008 financial crisis, economists and central bankers have had an image problem, but the 2016 index shows that they are trusted by 48% of people.

Hammond said: "My personal impression, never having been to Iran before, is that I suspect many people in Britain and the west will have had an image of Iran as a desperately theocratic, deeply religious society motivated by ideology.

"When we're insulted, and when we've had an image, then I think we'll have to sue, I think we'll have to go to court, in order to have these words removed," Ms Hidalgo said in an interview with CNN.