Sentence examples similar to shed reputation from inspiring English sources

TUCSON has worked hard to shed its reputation as a tanning salon for retirees and snowbirds.

Bulgaria has struggled to shed a reputation for lawlessness and corruption.

After similar antitrust woes, IBM took decades to shed its reputation for being overbearing and arrogant.

Over the next 161 games, the Mets hope to shed their reputation as chaotic losers.

It wants to shed its reputation for bungling and heavy-handedness.

The region was slowly beginning to shed its reputation for political violence and instability.

What better way for her to shed that reputation than to draw fire from the left?

The country has struggled to shed its reputation as one of the most corrupt in Latin America.

This is Nigeria's best chance in a generation to shed its reputation as Africa's wasted opportunity.

And both Annenbergs, associates say, wanted their Sunnylands estate to shed its reputation as a retreat only for Republican elites.

The 2004 investigation was fairly inconclusive but the university has had to fight hard to shed that reputation.