Sentence examples for sullied reputation from inspiring English sources

Even some industry veterans warn that such paydays could further tarnish the financial industry's sullied reputation.

Are you a bloodstained despot who wants to polish your sullied reputation?

The U.N. can redeem its sullied reputation by helping to shape Iraq's future.

Like Mr Jenkins, he inherits a bank with a somewhat sullied reputation and with a large capital markets business.

The Wizards would love to trade Arenas, his huge contract and his sullied reputation, although that may prove impossible.

To repair a sullied reputation, Lucas recommends that organizations earn moral benefits – for example, by establishing policies or programs that align with their words.

Some banks, understandably, would just as soon get out of a business that has sullied reputations and cost billions.

In a tweet, Trump questioned whether "due process" is being given to those accused of wrongdoing and expressed sympathy for their damaged careers and sullied reputations.

It had the makings of a Shakespearean tragedy: feuding family members, a struggle for money and power, a disputed inheritance, and sullied reputations.

Last week the movement warned it was prepared to take legal action against the government if today's report sullied its reputation as a peaceful organisation.

It has certainly sullied his reputation.