Sentence examples for reputation fell from inspiring English sources

Later, Trumbauer's reputation fell into the shadows for several reasons.

It's hard to explain, nonetheless, the void of silence that Schiele and his reputation fell into, in the decades after his death, aged just 28, in 1918.

Some brands need a new image, as when Starbucks's reputation fell to an all-time low and Howard Schultz returned to restore consumer confidence in the brand.

"I realized it will be five years since the last thing, and I remember thinking: Stone Roses," he said, referring to the British band whose reputation fell from, roughly, messiah to unwanted house guest in the five years between its first album (in 1989) and its second.

Goldman Sach's reputation fell to -32 on the index immediately after former employee Greg Smith published a scathing op-ed in the The New York Times resigning from the firm.

Wolff is a controversial figure whose journalistic reputation falls somewhat short of impeccable.

Ed Sheeran's "÷" holds at No. 2. Taylor Swift's "Reputation" falls to No. 3 as the movie's soundtrack, featuring songs written by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, reaches the top spot.

This was on the grounds that as Will's work was slipping out of memory and his reputation falling, it was the wife, who had sacrificed so much for his career, who would have had a strong motive in preserving his legacy.

A data breach has immediate costs (clean-up, investigation, etc.) but also long-term costs (regulatory audits, loss of IP, impact to customer perception, brand reputation, falling revenue, public safety, etc.).

McNish, a dour man who abhorred foul language and was unfazed by great reputations, fell out spectacularly with Shackleton during the failed Imperial Trans -Antarctic expedition of 1914-16.

The event was the scene of one of the first great propaganda battles in the "cultural Cold War," as the historian Frances Stonor Saunders calls it, and more than a few artistic reputations fell victim to the clash of ideologies.