Sentence examples for reputation yet from inspiring English sources

Yet sometimes it seems that some sporting authorities hesitate for fear of damaging their sport's reputation yet more.

The intervening fifteen years have not dimmed his reputation, yet to-day we see him with rather different eyes.

There has been a devout effort to revive, or perhaps create, his reputation, yet the impact has been limited.

Now, with his injury healed, Bridges is relishing the opportunity of proving a point to the club that built his reputation yet stifled his progress.

He arrived here in 1983 with an itinerant reputation, yet he has stayed, not for one, not for two, not for 10 seasons, but for 30 — three decades spent in the same place.

If journalists, like politicians, emerge from the Leveson inquiry with their collective reputation yet further diminished by the accusations against the few, that assessment will be much harder to reverse.

To date, the returning students attended private schools with good reputations; yet they did not appear to progress in the area of writing in the intervening school year.

Mr Greenspan's reputation may yet suffer; Mr King's need not.

Carné's reputation may yet require an equivalent salvage job.

America's reputation has yet to fully recover from the horrors of Abu Ghraib.

And Bali need not fear for its mystical reputation just yet.