Mr. Ouattara's standing overseas will be also be tested by accusations that forces loyal to him killed hundreds of civilians as they swept across the country, weakening his reputation as the one with the higher moral ground in the standoff.
"The losses have weakened the reputation of its prized wealth management division and the all-important trust of its clients," Mr. Knight said in his letter.
Charlie Mullins, a plumbing magnate, says this "cynical degradation" weakens the reputation of rigorous apprenticeships.And English employers are less convinced than their German counterparts of the business case for taking on apprentices.
Or, in other words, you have weakened your reputation as a trustworthy and reliable user.
You might expect that kindness to have weakened our reputation, but instead the Irish court was admired for not being xenophobic.
Analysts say it is too early to claim the demonstrations would weaken his reputation as the most influential leader since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk -- the father of modern Turkey.
The depression of 1873, along with the increasingly unpopular Reconstruction program, weakened his reputation and his party, allowing the resurgent Democrats to gain a majority in the House of Representatives in 1875.
The recession tailspin of 401 k)s and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) demonstrated anew the unreliability of private, individual accounts; emerging news of their hidden fees further weakened their reputation.
The attempt failed, weakening the international reputation of the Confederates, and when Pulaski's involvement with the attempted kidnapping became known, the Austrians expelled him from their territories.
His game of "catch me if you can" is harming our World relations, weakening our American reputation and shining an embarrassing light on our government.
