Sentence examples for most reputational from inspiring English sources

"Comic Relief should screen out the sectors (or companies) that directly conflict with its vision or bring the most reputational risk," the report said.

But one of the recommendations said that Comic Relief should only screen out the sectors that "directly conflict with its vision or bring the most reputational risk", and it added that "trustees should aim for only a small number of absolute prohibitions".

These examples are particularly probative because most reputational crises emerge as a direct consequence of corporate commission or omission, rather than uncontrollable external events.

All previous U.S. assessments--there have been 10 major attempts since 1925, most of them heavily dependent on reputational rankings--have been controversial, as is an ongoing exercise in the United Kingdom (see related news report).

The results show that preventable crises have the most negative effects on organizational reputation and that the rebuild strategy leads to the most positive reputational restoration.

"The most important thing for Facebook is the reputational risk".

To obviate any reputational effect of agencies, the most recent work experience of all our applicants takes place in fictitious agencies.

They are no doubt hungry for the reputational benefit of successfully orchestrating the most newsworthy I.P.O.

The social capital that's built by studios, companies, political figures, religious leaders is an ongoing reputational referendum – authority rank in the most dynamic and fluid of systems.

If you want an idea of what can go wrong when organisations become bigger than a certain size, just think about the recent financial and reputational woes of the UK's most enormous companies, from Royal Bank of Scotland, to BP, to HSBC and Tesco.

So their corporate reputational assets and trust become the most critical assets for stakeholders to determine their public license to operate.