Sentence examples for reputation down from inspiring English sources

At some point however, your clients may want to see you in person, and when a tiny bedroom or cluttered kitchen table threatens to let your image and potentially your reputation down, how do you handle business meetings?

Lord Naseby, a former member of the House of Commons, told the BBC over the weekend that the disclosures had sent Parliament's reputation "down into the pits" and he called on the prime minister to dissolve Parliament and hold an election immediately.

Chapman's assistant Bob Wall, writing in the Arsenal programme in 1978, recalled: "Chapman told Black that he would never play for Arsenal again - he had let our reputation down, and he need never come to the ground again, his boots would be sent round with the transfer forms".

In the U.S., the Asian carp started their journey from a place of formerly ominous reputation: Down the River.

The more than 300 objects on exhibit include silver and bronze inlaid swords, battle axes and silver jewelry and other loot from raids on Europe and the British Isles that made Viking marauders feared between 750 and about 1050 and fixed their pillage-and-plunder reputation down through history.

Except nowadays you don't need a Linda Tripp covertly recording your intern to get caught, all you need is a slip of the keyboard and an innocent "d" turns into the scandalous "@" taking down your reputation down with it.

Badly-judged insults and ill-informed tweets directed at celebrities fester in our browsing history like unexploded bombs, waiting to detonate and take our personal and professional reputations down with them.

"Then the market finds out and so his reputation goes down.

And schools are desperately frightened – if their reputation goes down, parents will choose to go elsewhere".

The dais was occupied for more than half a century by Eleanor Gould, "Miss Gould," who was Mrs. Packard, and whose wide reputation seeped down even into the awareness of apprentice writers everywhere.

"Congress's reputation is down because of allegations on Robert Vadra," he said, referring to the son-in-law of the Congress Party president Sonia Gandhi, who has been accused of illegal land deals.