Sentence examples for reputation so much from inspiring English sources

Nothing erodes confidence in a company's reputation so much as internal documents subordinating safety concerns to the bottom line.

Brunstetter's This Is Us, on which she is a supervising producer, is famous for its tear-jerking reputation – so much so that NBC began furnishing the writer's room with personalized boxes of Kleenex.

Roach says, "Greenspan will be a tough act to follow". But the difficulty may not be living up to the chairman's reputation so much as cleaning up his mess.

Blue's problems have hurt Hyperion's reputation so much that consultants say some buyers who put down deposits at the company's second tower, the 516-unit Marina Blue, may decide not to close.

Maybe the Mail's article (by magician and former psychic Paul Zenon) really did damage Sally Morgan's reputation so much that she needs the money.

I'm fascinated by opal and its mythical reputation, so much so that my main character in my forthcoming novel, The Last Romanov, possesses an opal eye.

No wonder capitalism has such a mixed reputation in so much of Europe.

His reputation suffered so much that even the Austrian ecologists came out for Waldheim after the first round of voting this spring.

When Southgate took over in September 2016, on an emergency basis, it followed Sam Allardyce's 67-day reign, with England's reputation not so much low as subterranean.

Sporting reputation: Not so much to speak of, however, there are plenty of local clubs and gyms near the different campuses if you absolutely feel the need to work out.

If Panasonic continues to place most of their eggs in this one basket, they could very well see their reputation not so much turn bad, as simply disappear.