Sentence examples for reputation hurt from inspiring English sources

Previous articles concerned the department's morale problems, the loss of senior supervisors to retirement, the lack of senior black officers, and how the department's own tactics and reputation hurt its attempts to recruit young black men.

Should the IMF back down to its two European lending partners, its authority would be diminished and quite possibly its reputation hurt.

It is damaging Mexico's international reputation, hurting foreign investment, and leading to a sense of government impotence, Gutiérrez said".

Mexico's struggle is a story shamefully under-reported – El Pais has more (in Spanish), including candid comments by a government minister, Geronimo Gutierrez: It is damaging Mexico's international reputation, hurting foreign investment, and leading to a sense of government impotence, Gutierrez said.

Private businesses have every reason to want to serve safe food to their customers because getting an unsafe reputation hurts their bottom line.

"Some pitfalls that come with online socializing are sharing too much information, or posting pictures, videos, or words that can damage a reputation or hurt someone's feelings".

For chief executives, gaffes can damage a company's reputation and hurt its stock value.

But the blow to RSA's reputation could hurt the company's ability to win new business, she said.

Errick worries an anti-LGBT reputation would hurt the many festivals in this already impoverished Delta region.

Herock said he was proud that he tutored Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor after his reputation was hurt following an N.C.A.A. investigation and suspension.

Andersen's reputation was hurt last year when the S.E.C. filed a civil fraud case against the firm concerning its audit of Waste Management.