Sentence examples for matter of reputation from inspiring English sources

And then, of course, there is the matter of reputation.

Central bank independence is not primarily a matter of reputation, but of reality.

Then I remembered: most good butchers in Italy frown on large turkeys; it is a matter of reputation.

Much like the acoustics of concert halls, instrument sound is as much a matter of reputation — a k a hype — and psychology as objective reality.

"At the end of the day it's a matter of image, a matter of recognition, a matter of reputation," said Ricardo Ernst, a professor of global logistics at Georgetown University.

Akbar Faraji, whom Press TV described as the man behind the establishment of Ninjutsu in Iran, said: "We have filed a defamation lawsuit against Reuters and we intend to pursue it as far as necessary because it is a matter of reputation".

The British take matters of reputation very seriously, which is their right.

It is a matter of status, of reputation and positioning.

Atkinson may be too chary of praise here, but any fair-minded reader will certainly be prodded to rethink the matter of Patton's reputation.

In contrast to Machiavelli, Montaigne conceived of glory more as a matter of recognition or reputation than as a normatively inflected achievement.

It is not just a matter of pride and reputation for GSK that it will need to prove that its China-based executives were engaged in rogue, unauthorised behaviour when allegedly bunging £320m to doctors and officials to secure drug orders.