Sentence examples similar to tarnishing reputation from inspiring English sources

But whether it happens or not, critics said, FIFA's already tarnished reputation — and the tarnished reputation of the association's embattled leader — gained nothing in the process.

"Pollsters restore tarnished reputation", reported the Guardian.

How do you repair a tarnished reputation?

Lost revenue is one matter and tarnished reputation another.

The flaws include relatively weak capital reserves, excessive dependence on investment banking and a tarnished reputation.

The perception could be as damaging as the reality, given the I.O.C.'s tarnished reputation.

I hope the Metropolitan police's now tarnished reputation will be restored.

Critical Path executives acknowledged that they must win back Wall Street to improve a tarnished reputation.

This is blatant bullying by the Met, further eroding their already tarnished reputation.

Meanwhile, Lords grandees are beginning the task of rebuilding a tarnished reputation.

The incidents have cast a pall over the government and have hastened efforts to polish the city's tarnished reputation.