Sentence examples for reputation into question from inspiring English sources

Ukip's sleaze rating was up 4% since December, when 59% of people called its reputation into question.

"These false representations by Apple's counsel publicly and unfairly called my personal reputation into question and have resulted in media reports likewise falsely impugning me personally".

In my mind, journalists are free to join any social networking site they want as long as they conduct themselves online the way they're supposed to behave in meat space e.g. not embarrass themselves or the publications they work for and never do or say anything that could call their professional reputation into question.

He said that Shearer would remain on duty while they investigate whether his actions violate their social media policy, which states, in part, that "posting information regarding off-duty activity that may tend to bring an officer's reputation into question is strongly discouraged".

In 2004, however, the reputation came into question when McCain, after rejecting John Kerry's offer of an expanded Vice-Presidency, transformed himself almost overnight from the President's most severe Republican critic to his most valuable defender.

The family's reputation came into question again in the 1990s, when the writer Hector Feliciano presented information in his book, "The Lost Museum: The Nazi Conspiracy to Steal the World's Greatest Works of Art," that during World War II Georges Wildenstein worked with an influential Nazi art dealer, Karl Haberstock, who bought and sold art plundered from Jews.

This controversy, which was revealed in 2011, threatened the school's academic reputation, calling into question not just the value but also the validity of the degrees granted (Hale, 2011; Naples Daily News, 2011).

BBC chief sports correspondent Dan Roan said: "This will be a bitter-sweet victory for Bernie Ecclestone - his reputation called into question, his integrity called into question too by a High Court judge".

Nevertheless, Letterman and Paul Shaffer were adamant in their defense of Chase's reputation, calling into question the veracity of some of McHale's stories about Chase trying to goad him into fist-fights on set.

Instead of being a sympathetic medical investigator he has to become a ruthless real-life detective as his professional reputation is brought into question and malevolent forces threaten to destroy his world.

The incident in 2007 widely damaged Blackwater's reputation and put into question the Pentagon's oversight of U.S. contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan.