Sentence examples for name reputation from inspiring English sources

Madonna has lent her name, reputation and $11 million of her money to the organization that she founded with Mr. Berg.

Now Grace's Table has arrived, with a winning combination of name, reputation and menu that seems set to change the fortunes of this location.

"These people in Mexico are trying to take advantage of the name, reputation and fame of manchego cheese for their own economic benefit.

The fourth phase involves institutionalizing the firm's name, reputation, and its standard way of operating, and ends in a crisis of cultural conformity in the face of which the firm must restore innovation and flexibility.

Name: Reputation Consultancy City: Manchester Website: http://www.reputationconsultancy.co.uk/ Reputation Consultancy is still in its first year of trading and offers a unique service to organisations wanting to effectively manage their reputations.

Robert Percival, an environmental law professor at the University of Maryland, said: "The risk for both sides is so great - for BP it's their name, reputation and future contracts with the US government.

The encouraging exception was John Updike, but he was a special case, it seemed to me, with his bulletproof, brand-name reputation and his tendency to pick out for review titles from Europe and other distant climes.

They also identify PCAOB inspection reports as having created heterogeneity in brand-name reputations among the group usually labeled "Non-Big Auditors".

Trails got names, reputations, and became destinations in themselves.

"Stewart's actions have forever damaged Martha Stewart's name and reputation and the Martha Stewart brand name and reputation," the lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court by an investor named Conrad Hahn, says.

"It is the first step in restoring my good name and reputation," he said.