Sentence examples for keep a reputation from inspiring English sources

Keep a reputation as a dependable friend by keeping secrets you're told.

There are few good biographers who have not at some point had an unwelcome telephone call from the lawyers.Faced with all that, it is difficult enough for an ordinary biographer to keep a reputation for independence.

Those challenges are especially acute in New York, where "it's harder to keep a reputation than to make one," said Dennis Lombardi, vice president of Technomic, a consulting firm in Chicago.

Much is currently being made of the comparison between Gordon Brown and John Major struggling to keep a reputation for being in charge.

He kept a reputation as an "unusually tall, robust" man throughout his life, with an adult height of about 6 feet.

Moreover, he said, companies want to keep a good reputation among people they may try to hire later.

He flaunted his Don Giovanni image, but also attempted to keep a parallel reputation as a family man, whose main concern was the welfare of his five children.

Money flows around the house like blood as the women, some victims, some victimizers, struggle to keep a good reputation in a culture in which concepts like honor and shame are still alive.

Not only do these people have steady jobs, they have a strong incentive to keep a clean reputation.

"If you keep a good reputation, work hard, be nice to people, keep your promises, your business will be much easier," he once said.

With technology these days, the report of any complaints or conflicts that arise can spread like a wildfire, so take the preventative measures to protect your business and keep a solid reputation.