Sentence examples for reputation could save from inspiring English sources

So, in theory, the sexual harassment lawsuit that tarnished Thomas's reputation could save his job.

When the Irish economic crisis hit, even a Michelin star and a celebrated reputation couldn't save the chef Dylan McGrath's fine-dining restaurant, Mint, which closed in spring 2009.

On a related note, last weekend it was my son's turn to bring home the school vole, and as I went to Fresh & Wild to purchase its lemon couscous, I realised a similar system could save the reputation of honours.

A quick update to your infrastructure could save the reputation and flexibility of your business in the future.

In the end, it could do more than just save your company's reputation from massive heartache— it could save life and limb.

That sympathy came too late to save his career - but it could save his historical reputation.

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This case indicates that secrecy could save a firm money as well as reputation.

Especially if your tweets are public, that moment of reconsideration could save you your job, your personal safety or your reputation.

"Businesses could save themselves a lot of grief, and do something to restore their reputations, if they listened to workers first before awarding these bumper pay packages.

It could save between $200 million and $400 million.