Sentence examples for reputation harm from inspiring English sources

That deficit has one obvious explanation: the cost of reputation harm.

Mr. Powell did himself and his reputation harm by presenting fictional tales about weapons of mass destruction and Saddam Hussein's supposed nuclear ambitions to the United Nations, as part of the campaign to mislead America and its allies into war with Iraq.

In a a new edition of an old book os his on the art of translation "The Noble Art," he added a chapter "From a Victim's Notebook," in which he tried to persuade Miss Morton that her translation of his verse "The Roach" does her professional reputation harm, she had the poem republished, unchanged.

In an oleaginous conclusion, Pilgrim wrote that this kind of activity "harms my reputation, harms the newspaper's reputation and eventually harms your reputation".

The attacks documented by Citron include "threats of violence, privacy invasions, reputation-harming lies" and "calls for strangers to physically harm victims".

It has also done his own reputation no harm.

It didn't do Schmidt's reputation any harm either.

Cheating the system seems to have done his reputation no harm.

His conviction in a Manhattan court this week has done her reputation no harm.

And she is quick with a barb, implying that a school's reputation would harm its pupils' futures.

But it is selling France's second-biggest domestic operator, SFR, to a cable company.As for Mr Niel himself, he has done his personal reputation no harm.