Sentence examples for horrible reputation from inspiring English sources

PROFESSIONAL athletes have a horrible reputation for managing their money.

Still, those who support trading for him point to the horrible reputation that Latrell Sprewell brought to New York.

"I've been really happy with ING, but C1 have a horrible reputation for fees and customer support, quite the opposite to ING's business model.

It was a rather beautiful image, I thought, with lovely colors, but the horrible reputation of the movie itself cast a shadow over the cover.

One correspondent wrote, "My God, lawyers have a horrible reputation for getting rich on human misery, but you carry the profession from the swamp to the cesspool".

"Nigerians have had a horrible reputation with the authorities of this country for importing drugs and for things like Internet fraud," said Mr. Oguntoyinbo, an assistant professor of journalism at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Mo.

I'll go anywhere once: even destinations most people shun based on horrible reputations.

At the moment, virtually all the companies that handle mortgage payments and implement foreclosures have horrible reputations with consumer groups.

While she patently can make it to the top, she is then viewed as "a horrible female boss", although her reputation may be redeemed over time.

The Bayern Munich midfielder delivered a misplaced header that sent Higuain clear on goal but the striker did not live up to his elevated reputation with a horrible miscued finish that did not trouble Neuer.

Younas boostrapped and built the initial app himself, having — as a young Muslim in London — been unimpressed with the quality of existing Muslim dating websites, which he describes as "ugly and horrible", and having a "terrible reputation".