Sentence examples for reputation matters from inspiring English sources

In private equity reputation matters, but money triumphs.

Mr Obama is not on the ballot, but his reputation matters.

"Reputation matters a lot," he said, adding, "It's a good position for JPMorgan to be in".

The fact that the university has an excellent international reputation matters, as it means people will recognise your course.

Bosses running businesses where reputation matters more than price (Buckingham Palace, the Tate and Premiership football clubs all use the contracts) should offer more stable deals.

Reputation matters:  companies are, in effect, buying the "Made by Goldman Sachs" label on their deals, because this will improve their stock performance.

Only the voice, not the reputation, mattered to the Wizard.

The system's reputation mattered more than individual patients; targets mattered more than people".

They decided, in short, that the church's representatives and reputation mattered more than justice: that the church could hold itself above laws that governed everybody else.

Your portfolio, experience, and reputation matter.

Winning and reputations matter a lot.