Sentence examples for undesirable reputation from inspiring English sources

Regrettably, Christians are gaining an undesirable reputation, not as defenders of religious liberty, but as enemies of LGBT people who are ushering in a new era of segregationist policies in the name of Christ.

That latter course not only hurts the worker, but also helps give the employer a reputation as an undesirable place to work.

Black players have long regarded Boston as an undesirable destination thanks to its reputation as a hostile place for African-Americans to play.

After a recent trip in the heart of January, we found the country's reputation as being an undesirable winter destination is completely overblown.

Hospital systems must relate to their reputation of being 'the most undesirable setting for place of death' [ 39] and to the fact that the quality of end-of-life care for their dying patients is described worldwide as poor [ 40].

It was obvious that the prodigiously gifted Nureyev was one of his company's main assets, but it was equally obvious that, once in Paris, the young dancer would be a loose canon, liable to mix with "undesirables" and do or say things injurious to the Kirov's reputation.

If you gain the reputation of being someone who's willing to tackle tough, unpleasant, or otherwise undesirable assignments, you'll begin to make yourself indispensable.

It's reputation as a dumping ground for toxic waste, and repository for San Francisco's "undesirables" is well-known in the city, but for non-residents, it might as well not even exist.

Fermented beverages have a reputation for producing wicked hangovers, but skilled distillers are able to remove most of the undesirable elements that cause this problem.

Section 509.141 says hotel operators may turn away "undesirable" guests, including those whose "conduct which disturbs the peace and comfort of other guests or which injures the reputation, dignity or standing of the establishment".

"And that is undesirable".