Sentence examples for unfortunate reputation from inspiring English sources

Scientists have an unfortunate reputation of sometimes being socially awkward.

But the Fund has an unfortunate reputation in Nigeria.

Some of its businessmen, officials and tourists are earning an unfortunate reputation for high-handed arrogance.

The French have the unfortunate reputation of not being the cleanest people in the world.

The internet has gained an unfortunate reputation for being a hostile place for women.

Liam Plunkett has been gaining a slightly unfortunate reputation as a "good-wicket" bowler.

Not only were their jobs threatened and acquisitive passions blocked, but they acquired unfortunate reputations.

It is unfortunate for the reputation of British politicians that parliament is often at its best when hardly anyone is looking.

It is two years into the term of President Lorenzo Terán, a decent man with an unfortunate (and deserved) "reputation for inaction," and just about every politician in Mexico — including most of Terán's nest-of-vipers cabinet — is already planning for the next election, in 2024.

Mobile ads have an unfortunate (and unworthy) reputation for low performance.

This is unfortunate because this reputation is wholly undeserved.