Sentence examples for on the reputation from inspiring English sources

It also means that, unless the institutions are equally matched in stature, one can free-ride on the reputation of the other.

He fails to understand that internment is perhaps the largest blot on the reputation of one of the country's greatest presidents.

Such practices can only be a stain on the reputation of a wealthy democracy.

"It would be a blot on the reputation of the city".

In his spare time, he was building on the reputation he'd gotten for choreography in England.

Does a reunion have an adverse impact on the reputation of a beloved and departed band?

"But over the long term such episodes inflict incalculable damage on the reputation of the paper".

"The long-term risk to the industry is on the reputation side".

Sharer reputation ranking This would promote or hide articles based on the reputation of the sharer.

The past few years have taken a toll on the reputation of the slugger.

But the film fixes less on the reputation of the characters than on their actorish temperaments.