"Group M didn't come out looking so good reputation-wise, the publicity and the boycott turned out to be an uncomfortable place to be".
Reputations are very important in banking, and, reputation-wise, hanging out with a guy who was once fired for broadcasting hardcore pornography while off his head on crack is not ideal.
AYOUNG man who goes by the nickname Kaos confided several months ago that he wouldn't mind being perceived as a bad-guy computer hacker, but reputation-wise, things weren't working out.
Rye, middle baritone of the Gogan Boys, an act too big for this stage (not only reputation-wise but in strict bodily terms, the three Irish louts in their thick brocaded vests would never have fit on this club's riser), was the celebrity among them, not that any of them would acknowledge it.
While airlines management and airport management are entities concerned with its very own wide array of auxiliary goals which may include cost-related and reputation-wise considerations, it is imperative to recognize that these entities likewise strive most for the safe conduct of flights.
I think part of that is the double standard, reputation-wise: if a dude sends a dick pic and it gets leaked, he's gonna be laughed at for five minutes, if a girl sends a pussy pic and it leaks then she's a whore and it will follow her around like a hungry dog.
His distinguished service as the United States Ambassador to Austria established his international reputation for wise counsel and courageous decisions.
A graduate of St. Lawrence University and Yale Law School, Warren's career in the field of trust and estate law earned him a reputation for wise, thorough and effective advice to generations of clients.
The International's president, Walter Wise, said, "We have never and will never tolerate (unethical conduct)." "We will not let the actions of a few tarnish our hard-earned reputation," said Wise. "We are focused completely on regaining the trust of our business partners and the public in Philadelphia".
