Sentence examples for terrible reputation from inspiring English sources

It gives us a terrible reputation, it destroys jobs and it's a terribly unhealthy environment to do business in.

Tilapia has a terrible reputation.

And internships have a terrible reputation.

As literary subjects go, weather has a terrible reputation.

We knew the owner had a terrible reputation.

It's news to nobody that bats have a terrible reputation.

"Politics has a terrible reputation," she told Time magazine.

The continent as a whole "has a terrible reputation for quality, has a terrible reputation for productivity, for infrastructure, for corruption," Liberty said.

It was unfortunate because these types of situations give us a terrible reputation".

"Golf just has this terrible reputation — boring grown-ups, beige pants with pleats," Touitou said.

Mr Brown bequeathed his party a terrible reputation for economic management.