Sentence examples for placed on reputation from inspiring English sources

An old Bedouin saying, 'When a guest comes he's a prince; when he leaves he's a poet,' shows not only the importance of a proper welcome, but the value placed on reputation – essential for survival in the desert.

"Unnecessary damage was placed on Barclays' reputation just at a time when the focus should be on rebuilding confidence and accelerating growth, not undermining it".

That time, Diamond didn't offer to forfeit his bonus – but shot off a missive to MPs about the "unnecessary damage... placed on Barclays' reputation".

Today, when a premium is placed on public reputation, local council communications departments take a large slice of budgets and employ some 3,500 staff (76 at Manchester City Council alone).

The obvious questions that then come to mind being: Exactly how do you let a gang of undisguised racists publish under your name for years at a time, and why aren't you naming them if you're as horrified as you say by the stain they've placed on your reputation?

The N.F.L. and N.F.L. players must live with the stain that you have placed on their reputations".

What's even more extraordinary, bearing in mind the indelible stain placed on Tony Blair's reputation by the Iraq war, is that Cameron hasn't been called to account for his massive misjudgement over Libya.

He was now the most famous stage actor in the world and he suddenly buckled under the weight of expectation that this reputation had placed on him.

This way, the site appeals to the value that doctors place on reputation, expertise and authority.

Kundnani suggests Prevent's bad reputation is one of the reasons the policy has been placed on a statutory footing.

Particular value was placed on having details that were thought to be reliable about the reputations of surgeons abroad and hearing testimonials from other patients who had gone to the same facility.