Sentence examples for reputation problems from inspiring English sources

The reputation problems of banks have thrust Wall Street's public relations professionals to the forefront.

Some of the reputation problems of the small-turbine industry may be eased by a new program in the United States to provide certification for such units.

Even when it had significant reputation problems in this area, the government can't speak with any sort of credibility on the topic of disability equality any more.

In a year laden with highly visible reputation problems, BP has gained the 2010 "category leader" distinction among troubled brands such as Toyota, Tylenol, and Tiger Woods.

So, it seemed that the United States government could solve its reputation problems with branding – it's just that it needed a branding campaign and product spokesperson sufficiently hip, young and exciting to compete in today's tough market.

While Citigroup says it does not have to make changes to obtain regulatory approval for the acquisition, in past interviews executives have made clear they do not want any of Associates' reputation problems spreading to Citifinancial, which is absorbing Associates' branches.

Placebos have a reputation problem.

Milton Keynes does have a bit of a reputation problem.

"But we have a reputation problem, a credibility problem, an execution problem".

From filter bubbles to fake news, data-driven algorithms have developed a reputation problem.

"We have had a reputation problem and we have to fix that," Mr. Whitacre said.