Sentence examples for helping the image from inspiring English sources
My technique is to argue that they are not helping the image of the country, but this generally produces a shrug, even from those who speak English.
McDonald's woes are not helping the image of this sector, but other restaurants have also been hurt by the sputtering economy, as well as declines in travel and tourism.
He has certainly helped the image of his employer.
If the numbers are relatively low, it could help the image problem.
There were compassionate stories after the blackout, and that helps the image of New Yorkers".
(It also helps the image of such men that they rarely do their own wet work).
"It has to make sense on the sporting side and help the image of Red Bull.
He also happens to be black, which can help the image of the Catholic Church among African-Americans.
To be so arrogant, even if you are the first citizen -- this dispute doesn't help the image of the mayor or the Italians".
The callousness, or at least tone-deafness, that seems to be a hallmark of Russian regional officialdom does not help the image of the authorities.
They compare Mellon to Tom Ford at Yves Saint Laurent and John Galliano at Christian Dior, because they know it can help the image of a design house if the designer interests people.
