Sentence examples for lagging reputation from inspiring English sources

GM: Tries to reverse lagging reputation with new slogan, "Great Products, Great Prices".

As a result, Howard's movie become less a story about bringing Richard Nixon to justice and more about the one-on-one struggle between David Frost and the ex-president to revive their lagging reputations.

Twitter, however, is an example where participation is lagging behind reputation.

Shaw had already become established as a major playwright on the Continent by the performance of his plays there, but, curiously, his reputation lagged in England.

Also, it takes years of improving quality for customers to forget years of lagging quality, and the stellar reputation of Toyota and Honda in this area means their cars have significantly higher resale values.

As recently as 2012, industry observers considered that Venice appeared to be lagging well behind, trading on its reputation as the world's oldest festival (having been founded in 1932) but struggling to attract the best films.

Your competitors lagging behind as you consolidate your reputation as the go-to brand in a fresh and exciting space.

New Jersey governor Chris Christie and Ohio governor John Kasich, both moderates lagging in the polls who have a reputation for speaking their mind, are perhaps the most likely to take aim at the goliath on the stage.

South Korean technology companies have a reputation as "fast followers," leading in manufacturing but lagging in innovation.

Many Australians will feel ashamed that our international reputation is suffering and will suffer more because we are lagging behind comparable countries.

Facing deep budget cuts, members of the Board of Education were bitterly divided yesterday about whether to continue or drastically cut the summer school program for lagging students, a program on which the schools chancellor has staked his reputation.