Sentence examples for reputation for a while from inspiring English sources

Neighbors emerged from their houses in shock and anger, and the APD lost its title as worst police department in the country to Ferguson, which is likely going to keep that reputation for a while.

If you screw up early at a forum, even within the first several months, you can end up hurting your reputation for a while, especially with profane or vulgar language.

His reputation destroyed, for a while this year it seemed the statute of limitations would shelter Cosby from criminal prosecution.

Industrial space tends to have a reputation for stability; while unemployed people may not use office space, they still tend to consume.

Here he parts company with Machiavelli, who suggested rulers should cultivate a reputation for virtue while being ready to disregard moral norms when necessary.

It developed a reputation for stability while the industry was collapsing and earned laurels as one of the survivors of the banking meltdown.

Zardari is unpopular and controversial within Pakistan, never having lived down a reputation for corruption while his four-year-old government has stumbled from crisis to crisis.

Caesars, which was spun off from Hilton Hotels as Park Place Entertainment and then renamed, has had a reputation for underperforming while Harrah's is best known within the industry for its management and sophisticated customer databases.

"My reputation has been made for a while," Brodeur said.

Le Gendre's reputation may bask guiltily for a while in the reflected glory of such collaborators, while Heaney's is surely beyond taint.

That stance would help dispel the government's reputation for profligacy, while chiming with a residual hunch that the party cares more about the public services than the Tories.