Sentence examples for how reputational from inspiring English sources

This past year, General Motors, Sony and the National Football League's decisional crises with player conduct off the field exemplify how reputational risk and crisis continues to expose major deficits in risk readiness.

"The family says they don't want their brand tarnished, but they seem blind to how much reputational damage they're doing".

"Witnesses did agree that the way in which the RUK (remainder of the UK) handled 'the business of the break-up' would significantly influence how much reputational damage and loss of prestige the RUK suffered internationally," the Committee said.

How can you quantify the reputational gain for brand Britannia in running such a vast logistical operation so smoothly?

While not involving the stock market, an example from the Drudge Report is instructive about how false news — in effect, reputational short-selling — spreads.

Results illustrate (a) how regional coordination may influence reputational benefits of investments, and (b) that coordination is beneficial when investment opportunities are unevenly distributed across the landscape.

How important to customers are reputational issues not directly related to services, like sustainability?

What I'm talking about now is your reputational risk and how this impacts your personal brand.

On 9 July we will be hosting our final Charity Leaders Live event, where we will discuss how charities can understand and minimise reputational risk.

The controversy got so heated that, earlier in the summer, Arts Council England and campaigning group Index on Censorship produced a report advising organisations on how to head off "ethical and reputational" issues before they reached sea-monster-critical levels.

While companies remain convinced that it makes sense to sponsor athletes, they're also more cautious about how they do it, because the reputational risk when things go wrong can be so substantial.