Sentence examples for lost its reputation from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Angels spokesman Tim Mead said team policy prevents him from discussing security details but said the organization doesn't think it has lost its reputation as fan-friendly.

The organisation should be dismantled and relocated from Switzerland because I believe it has been protected for so long Fifa has lost its reputation for true sporting governance.

Akron may have lost its reputation as the "Tyre Capital of the World", but when it comes to spawning basketball legends, there's clearly something in the local water.

It is a rapid turnaround for a company that nearly lost its reputation for quality when millions of its cars were recalled for problems with unintended acceleration.

When a reorganization is presented as simply a guideline for defining goals and optimizing resources, it loses its reputation as a proxy for shifts in personal power.

When a reorganization is presented as such, it loses its reputation as a proxy for personal power shifts, whether real or imagined.

At what point does it lose its reputation as a source of objective scientific knowledge, and become instead an arm of Herbalife's (or the Resnicks') P.R. machine?

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.

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