Sentence examples for murky reputation from inspiring English sources

But among the DPJ's 340,000 rank-and-file, Mr Kan won about five times as many votes, as party members recoiled from Mr Ozawa's murky reputation, financial scandals and faction-based political style.

For all the recommendations by doctors, IUDs have a murky reputation they've struggled to shake.

In full view of the turnpike, and owning an even murkier reputation, is the swamp optimistically called the Meadowlands -- a symbol of squandered natural resources.

Still, soft commissions are less murky than their reputation has it.

The company has also signed Shah Rukh Khan, one of Bollywood's biggest stars, for an animated movie that will be co-produced with Kellogg's, a cereal maker.However, big investors remain wary of Bollywood's reputation for murky dealings and cost overruns.

But Collins's literary reputation remains a murky one, more cultic than mainstream, and even his defenders have had a way of putting him down.

The saga of the J. Paul Getty Museum, perched high above the Los Angeles sprawl, is beginning to resemble a B-movie from nearby Hollywood but with no guarantee of a happy ending.Most immediately at risk is the Getty's reputation in the murky market of international art.

Davis was taken to Kot Lakhpat prison, on the industrial fringes of Lahore, a jail with a reputation for inmates dying under murky circumstances.

SunEdison gained a reputation for "acquisitive hubris, operational failures, murky financials and shoddy corporate governance," as the Economist put it recently.

In 2010, the Vatican set up an internal financial watchdog and last year named as its head René Brülhart, a Swiss lawyer who made his reputation helping clean up Liechtenstein's famously murky finances.

The personal life of Paul Finchley Robbie Coltranee) is murkier than most, with a second wave of allegations dragging his reputation through ever-muddier ground.