Sentence examples similar to selling reputation from inspiring English sources

In some cases, delays of more than two weeks have prompted irate buyers to start payment disputes, sparking financial disruption and damaging personal selling "reputations", known as detailed seller ratings (DSRs).

The letter accused Oxford of "selling its reputation and prestige to [Vladimir] Putin's associates".

"They don't want to look like they're selling their reputation".

Oxford "should stop selling its reputation and prestige to Putin's associates," it says.

We insist that the university should stop selling its reputation and prestige to Putin's associates.

"I was not out there hawking last-minute pardons and selling my reputation.

And it has a more basic selling point a reputation as a safe, stable and reliable country.

It adds: "Oxford University apparently failed to investigate these facts, AAR's track record from the beginning, and its close ties with the Kremlin … We insist that the university should stop selling its reputation and prestige to Putin's associates.

When the news was announced, a group of opponents of oppression in the Soviet era wrote a letter to the Guardian accusing the university of failing to investigate whether Blavatnik played a role in the state-sponsored harassment of BP in Russia, demanding that Oxford "stop selling its reputation and prestige to Vladimir Putin's associates".

Even the threat of indictment sent clients scurrying and essentially destroyed Andersen's prospects as an auditor, because auditors are in the business of selling their reputations for integrity and probity.

At one level, I really can't blame DeVry for trying to attract board members with traditional higher education pedigrees and experience, even if I do fault people who sell their reputations and the reputations of their institutions to for-profit schools.