Sentence examples for help the reputation of from inspiring English sources

They do nothing to help the reputation of hard grafters like her.

"Your early retirement, sir, would help the reputation of the house," said David Winnick, a Labor member of Parliament.

ELIZABETH OLSON SENTENCED TO TIME SERVED Rising energy and metal prices haven't helped the reputation of commodity traders, but the absence of trading can tarnish one's image even more.

The play helped the reputation of W. B. Yeats with the growing number of Irish Catholic patriots, some of whom had been disturbed by the less-than-flattering image of the Irish peasant and by the use of superstition in a previous play of his.

At the least such reforms would help restore the reputation of America's stockmarkets.

It is also an opportunity to help improve the reputation of Lithuanian footballers".

The good showings by Palo Alto Networks and Kayak will also help burnish the reputation of the bank that led both offerings: Morgan Stanley, which also masterminded Facebook's I.P.O.

PAGE C1 Red Cross President Resigns Marsha J. Evans, who was brought in to help restore the reputation of the American Red Cross after the Sept. 11 attacks, is leaving.

The coaches were among the first witnesses called by the defense to help bolster the reputation of Sandusky, who faces 51 charges, including indecent assault of a young child and unlawful contact with minors.

The fact that she is a woman might also help restore the reputation of the I.M.F. after the arrest of Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who denies the charges against him.

The publication of Living on Paper: Letters by Iris Murdoch 1934-1995 (edited by Avril Horner and Anne Rowe) was supposed to help revive the reputation of an author whose reputation has rather diminished in the years since her death.