Sentences with phrase «actually damages the reputation»
But despite the job NASUWT and other unions do in representing teachers» interests, I worry that sometimes the rhetoric risks straying into territory where it actually damages the reputation of the profession.
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But when it's not used properly, it can actually damage your brand's reputation.
The SNP assert that in Alexander's case, given that his enthusiastic implementation of George Osborne's austerity agenda at the Treasury is so damaging to his reputation, Ashcroft's policy could actually do him a favour.
The interior looks and feels cheaper than almost every car present at the Guangzhou Auto Show, actually damaging the brand reputation of Toyota as far as I am concerned.
Nobody likes a hard seller, and if people can tell you're only being chummy for a retweet or a potential Facebook mention, they'll discard you and you'll actually do greater damage to your reputation.
We'll have to see when my January statement closes what they actually are doing, but if I were them, to maintain damage control and preserve whatever reputation is left, I think they would want to allow the opt - out as they appear to be doing.
Saying that he is considering legal action, Icecreamists founder Matt O'Connor claims that authorities have damaged his business's reputation by saying the product could have been a health hazard before any tests were actually performed on it.
While some online reputation management services can help you mitigate the damage done by online negative sentiment, far more won't do much in terms of solving the problem, and some will actually make it worse.
While most people associate «personal injury» with physical injury this is not the case with a CGL policy where it actually means damage (so to speak) of a person's character, reputation and position in the community as a result of libel (in print) or slander (verbal defamation.)
Such details can be actually damaging to the reputation.