Sentence examples for reputation ahead of from inspiring English sources

"He may have put his reputation ahead of the advice of his lawyers," said Slotnick.

Now, when that choice has been made public, he seems to have decided to continue putting that reputation ahead of anything else.

Egypt's ranking will be a further blow for the country's international reputation ahead of its appearance on Thursday before the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Geneva.

Turkey restricted access to Twitter hours after its prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, threatened to "root out" the social media network where wiretapped recordings have been leaked, damaging the government's reputation ahead of local elections.

The report blames the bishops -- who were top aides to the Boston cardinal before receiving their own dioceses -- for putting abusive priests and the Roman Catholic Church's reputation ahead of the needs of abused children.

Two hours later, an angry Mr. Obama privately reprimanded members of his bickering national security team, adopting a "stern" tone during a meeting in the Situation Room and ordering them to put aside "pettiness," and not to put "personalities or reputation" ahead of American troops who have been put in harm's way, administration officials said.

That is, unless America's most talented public servants put themselves and their reputations ahead of the nation in a time of dire need.

Too often the establishment closes ranks, placing the protection of corporate and personal reputations ahead of the need to establish the truth, deliver justice and provide closure for a grieving family.

After the wedding massacre, our wrongly accused hero Uhtred must try to find himself a lord to serve before his reputation gets ahead of him.

The government also said that the two men had "placed their own financial and reputation interests ahead of the fund and its shareholders".

Your reputation travels ahead of you.