Sentence examples for reputation plummets from inspiring English sources

So unless their reputation plummets, U.S. universities seem likely to see more applications from Brazil.

In an e-mail to Science Careers, Wilson writes, "We're told we're not supposed to gossip, that our reputation plummets".

That is because the company did well financially, analysts said, even if its reputation plummeted.

But Barkley's reputation plummeted with the Trojans' record (7-6), and he sustained a shoulder separation in mid-November.

Since the revelations of multiple affairs emerged 19 months ago which led to his divorce, Woods has failed to win in 23 tournaments and seen his reputation plummet.

Many have watched the company's reputation plummet from one of the most revered in the industry to an also-ran.

His mastery lasted only as long as the bubble remained inflated, however, and his swiftly built reputation plummeted just as rapidly as it had grown.

Mr. Deaver worked for Reagan in one capacity or another from 1967 to 1985, but after he left the White House in 1985, his income soared and then his reputation plummeted.

The once popular former leader, who left office in 2010 with approval ratings of more than 80%, has seen his reputation plummet in recent months, as allegations surfaced that he had received benefits-in-kind from construction companies implicated in Brazil's worst corruption scandal.

His films flopped, he was buffeted by bankruptcy and scandal, and his reputation plummeted.

Vanno's data suggested that Kellogg's reputation plummeted after its decision, falling even further on the index than when the company had to recall products after this year's peanut butter salmonella scare.