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Discover Ludwig"reputation will be" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to indicate that reputation will have a role in the future, for example: "My reputation will be at stake if I don't deliver this project on time."
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Nobody's reputation will be tarnished here, nobody who counts annoyed.
We fear Lord Palmerston's parliamentary reputation will be irreparably damaged.
Perhaps you fear your reputation will be tarnished.
And if he misses his own deficit target, his reputation will be in tatters.
If all goes well, the agency's reputation will be restored by these events.
"No guilty will be spared and no innocent person's reputation will be allowed to be tarnished".
The archbishop's reputation will be partly defined by how he responds to these challenges.
But even if he is, his reputation will be irredeemably - and justifiably - in tatters.
I hope the Metropolitan police's now tarnished reputation will be restored.
The Jasonites will work very hard, otherwise my reputation will be spoiled".
His reputation will be intact no matter what he does here.
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