Sentence examples for image damage from inspiring English sources

Also, as a small company you're very vulnerable to image damage.

That seems to be her main issue – one of image damage, that all single parents are getting tarred with the same brush.

Toyota Motor's problems with sticking accelerators and the resulting image damage serve as a stark reminder of how careful carmakers will have to be as they begin delivering these new technologies.

As usual in the wake of a highly publicized death of a racehorse, the sport's critics are gloating while the leaderless industry hunkers down, thankful that "Luck," too, has broken down before it could do more image damage.

It is also shown to reduce image damage during missing data treatment.

Image damage from "no" votes could be severe in today's turbulent corporate governance environment, so companies must now become far more assertive in explaining how their top executives are paid.

In 1998, it sold 90,000 cars in the United States, its image damaged by shoddy workmanship and lackluster designs.

The rescue is crucial to re-establishing Slovakia's credibility with the West and repairing a national image damaged by corruption and crony capitalism.

Like BP, which found its corporate image damaged by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill last year, Renault may soon be looking for new people for its executive suite.

Firstly, the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, told "France's permanent ambassadors in the world" that they had… "suffered, perhaps more than anyone else, from the country's degraded image, an image damaged by the policies of the past five years".

"Fazio has certainly seen his image damaged, but not as much as would have happened in other countries because of cultural reasons and also because in recent years the Italian judiciary has been accused of carrying out politically motivated trials.