- How much reputation counts against form.
Much like their reputation, in fact.
They sorely missed Ryan Harris, although his rehabilitation was odds against succeeding, but the lack of control and thus inconsistency of Mitchell Starc and, particularly, Josh Hazlewood, who came with a glowing reputation and singularly failed to back it up, does not do much for their reputation in England or that of Craig McDermott, the bowling coach.
Unions have a bad reputation in much of the British media.
The Duke believed Wallis, having given up so much in terms of reputation in order to marry him, must be rewarded if not with a royal title then with jewels fit for a royal consort.
In Britain, where the aftermath of the war tarnished Blair's reputation in much the same way that it harmed George W. Bush on this side of the Atlantic, the response to his essay has been predictably hostile.
"I can tell you that the manner in which the F.B.I. conducted and executed the arrests did so much damage to their reputation in the community that it is still spoken about right now," Hamze said.
Ms. Livni, who was at one point the lead negotiator in Israeli diplomacy with Palestinian leaders, enjoys a dovish reputation in much of the West, despite her support for invading Gaza to stop rocket fire by Hamas militants.
It is a strictly private letter from me to the people of Drake, who have done so much to damage my reputation in the eyes of their children and then in the eyes of the world.
Finnegans Wake, a torrent of words, jokes, literary references, scraps of songs, place names and puns in several languages, has a reputation in Ireland much like Proust's À La Recherche du Temps Perdu – much picked up, much put down again.
