Sentence examples for reputation has fallen from inspiring English sources

"Fifa's reputation has fallen too far.

Yet his reputation has fallen among thieves and cynics.

Mr Giuliani's reputation has fallen with that of his police department.

The aim of the Lib Dems' 2012 campaign must surely be to salvage a bit of solid credibility from the ruin the party's reputation has fallen into since joining the coalition.

Now Tennessee's fiscal reputation has fallen even further than those of the large group of other states struggling to balance their budgets, and deep rifts have been exposed among residents and legislators over the proper role of state government in lean times.

Indeed it is hard to find a figure whose reputation has fallen so far and so quickly; this is somewhat unfair not least because Collingwood's aesthetics is still studied, when its main ideas are mostly borrowed from Croce.

Ruskin's reputation had fallen into steep decline in the years following the first world war.

It was a misunderstanding of the depth of public outrage against the bank and the depths to which its reputation had fallen since the financial crisis.

His reputation had fallen so far that even fellow academics ignored him.Contemporary critics did poke a hole in his debt-deflation hypothesis: rising real debt makes debtors worse off but creditors better off, so the net effect should be nil.

Well, consider that some of those unflattering assessments come from people sympathetic to Burns, who shot to fame with the publication of a World War II novel, "The Gallery," in 1947, and was dead six years later at 37, his literary reputation having fallen off a cliff, and the sum total of his worldly goods adding up to just $109.

In an indication of how St . Vincents reputation had fallen in the neighborhood, during a fierce debate over whether to demolish a low-rise Modernist building to make way for the new hospital, the actors Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins suggested that St. Vincent's no longereputationhadneighborhood well.