Sentence examples for reputational matters from inspiring English sources

His role as chair starting this month makes him responsible for strategic, policy and reputational matters, according to the Treasury permanent secretary Sir Nicholas Macpherson.

That sounds like some sort of backstreet outfit … can you understand that we struggle to understand why reputational matters such as this are completely unknown to you as a chairman?" The committee's chairman, Ian Davidson, added: "Some members of the board knew that these discussions were going on, like Mike Ashley and the chief executive.

"This has now turned into a reputational matter, a financial squeeze for BP and a political matter, and that is why you will now see more of me," said the chairman, who stepped into the spotlight this week when he led BP's delegation to a meeting with President Obama in the White House.

"As I believe that there is a reputational issue for the House involved, I should be most grateful if your committee would consider this specific and important matter, with a view to making a recommendation to the House.

"It's a heavily reputational thing".

Nor is this simply a reputational issue.

"They don't want to have a reputational issue themselves.

This is a reputational issue.

The legal issue is one matter, but the reputational impact may come at a higher price.

This may not matter greatly, since reputational metrics are simply not designed for tracking trustworthiness.

The outcome matters enormously both in reputational and financial terms – a "gross negligence" finding would mean a $4,300 fine per barrel of oil spilt, rather than $1,100 for mere negligence.