Sentence examples for reputational harm from inspiring English sources

Also, corporations can rename and rebrand, thereby mitigating reputational harm.

"She was threatened with reputational harm, physical harm and death," the lawsuit says.

Other top executives voiced concern about the possible legal and reputational harm.

And the connection is made in the context of an extraordinary controversy involving huge corporate losses, reputational harm and regulatory inquiry.

Your proxy statement says that an employee's pay will be clawed back if he or she "engages in conduct that causes material financial or reputational harm".

Few of these suits have resulted in judgments, but several companies have agreed to large settlements to avoid expensive litigation and reputational harm.

But the reputational damage can harm a contractor's prospects in other businesses.

Data subjects can be harmed by suboptimal care, distress, reputational damage, and more generally a loss of privacy resulting from misuses of data by public health professionals and researchers (Laurie et al. 2014 .4 Systemic impacts on medical practice and the doctor-patient relationship are normally difficult to predict (Chadwick & Berg, 2001; Coeckelbergh, 2013).

While that is pocket change to those big businesses that have been guilty of letting data slip, the ICO believes that the reputational damage of a breach can cause a substantial amount of financial harm too.

With Michael, there was no such thing as "reputational damage"; even incidents that were the stuff of publicists' nightmares, such as the 1998 arrest in a men's toilet, did little material harm.

"There's a reputational damage," Delany said.