Sentence examples for losing its reputation from inspiring English sources

In 1992, when Washington was fighting Dr. Nakajima's re-election, Louis W. Sullivan, the secretary of health and human services, wrote, "It appears that W.H.O. is losing its reputation as the world's leader in health matters at a time when serious global health problems present daunting challenges to us all".

LONDON is fast losing its reputation as the libel capital of the world.

Yet, did the risk of losing its reputation prevent Andersen's failings at Enron?

Senator Orrin Hatch is unhappy with the Heritage Foundation, which he worries is becoming political and losing its "reputation".

Klein said of the handling of the protests that, "Denmark is losing its reputation for being a good world citizen".

Interestingly, until this update, among the digital technology community, Apple was losing its reputation for cutting-edge design as competitors like Microsoft experimented.

Here's a reminder of the key things we have discovered: Former chief executive Sir Terry Leahy told the BBC that Tesco allowed the trust of its millions of customers to be "eroded", that it lost its reputation for having low prices and that there was a "failure" of leadership under Philip Clarke.

If Newark is to enjoy a widespread, five-ward revival, it must lose its reputation as a place where business is carried out in the shadows.

The former chief executive said it had lost its reputation for low prices.

To be successful the army must make sure it does not lose its reputation of being an institution to protect all Lebanese.

He watched the party lose its reputation for economic reputation as it was driven out of the European exchange rate mechanism on Black Wednesday; he had a front row seat as the Tories' secret weapon – loyalty – was decommissioned during the Maastricht debates.