Sentence examples for lackluster reputation from inspiring English sources

The company has been testing new baked goods, acknowledging a lackluster reputation for its current offerings.

They would only contribute to the already lackluster reputation of Hollywood Boulevard, the neglected stepsister of Times Square.

Previous subcompacts efforts like the Geo Prizm and the Aveo were bland and underpowered, and contributed to G.M.'s lackluster reputation in the overall car market.

Compulsive shopping has had a lackluster reputation compared with its sister pathologies: it isn't as risky as kleptomania, as sexy as gambling or as provocative as sex addictions.

Starting in 2000, the Labour government made it a priority to improve the N.H.S.'s lackluster reputation and invested billions in bricks and mortar as well as the salaries of its growing ranks of doctors and administrators.

Given Yahoo's lackluster reputation and its trouble attracting new users in large numbers, it's not hard to imagine a scenario in which both current Yahoo users and potential future ones decide that the downsides of using Yahoo have come to outweigh any benefits.

For some experts, the problem is not that new schools and departments are introduced, but that institutions with lackluster reputations are not allowed to die.

But by the time Ms. Quinlan joined Ayer, which had once brought the world memorable slogans like "Be All That You Can Be" for the Army, the firm was suffering from a lackluster creative reputation and had lost several major accounts.

Unlike Yale University, whose size and global reputation make its lackluster New Haven address almost beside the point, Union and similarly situated colleges know that their locales can undermine their courtship of top students.

James had one of his better games — 21 points and 6 assists — but it was not enough to save the Heat, or himself from the damage to his reputation after a strangely lackluster series.

Other details of the report were lackluster.