Sentences with phrase «damage to one's reputation»

These enemies always seemed to take every opportunity to cause damage to the reputation of these students.

I've come to realize that the wrong client will waste your time, but a dishonest client can also cause terrible damage to your reputation as an agent.

The bill also requires posting of executed contingency fees contracts unless the attorney general determines that the posting may cause damage to the reputation of any business or person.

The client is now considering civil action for damages to his reputation and for the legal fees he spent.

Customers expect great service and if they do not get it then the organization loses a customer and could suffer damage to its reputation.

Ultimately, being accused of a crime is a serious matter that can have serious consequences, including the loss of your freedom and long lasting damage to your reputation.

Potential damage to your reputation: There is a fine - line with this one.

In the case of companies who do not pay their debts, significant damage to their reputation will also happen.

She would have avoided the conflict of interest, and the resulting damage to her reputation and business.

The greatest damage to your reputation, on this blog, has come from your own comments.

He did far more damage to his reputation than a hundred bad covers could have done.

Not only is this embarrassing, but it can also be damaging to your reputation at work.

Employers, businesses and institutions not only have legal duties to provide an environment free of sexual harassment, but ignoring these duties could cause permanent damage to reputation and the bottom line.

For a business owner, either option could be incredibly damaging to your reputation.

The old saying about an unhappy customer telling everyone about their experience is true — and very damaging to your reputation.

One of the problems with very public cases is that no matter what the outcome, they tend to do considerable damage to the reputations of the people involved.

That still won't work as they have taken damage to their reputation.

A sex crime accusation is tremendously damaging to the reputation of the person charged.

In that way, the article was particularly damaging to the reputation of the plaintiff among those persons who read it.

Such details can be actually damaging to the reputation.

In addition, I have had to deal with the loss of «friends» and damage to my reputation due to all the false allegations.

Ultimately, a conviction for a state or federal white collar crime will not only lead to a loss of your freedom but also long lasting damage to your reputation.

When firms fail to develop a plan for their business credit they can end up causing damage to their reputation and potentially reflect an inactive business.

The toy company Mattel Inc., based in El Segundo, California, suffered substantial damage to its reputation in 2007 when a supplier to a supplier to a supplier to a supplier of Mattel chose to use lead - based ingredients that were outside Mattel's specifications.

In fact this small pickup, iconic among the off - roading crowd, would do irreparable damage to its reputation if it changed too much.

Some senior Cuomo aides, waiting for the next shoe to drop, have stopped taking calls from other high - level state officials and many, including longtime loyalists to the governor, are talking privately about lasting damage to their reputations from what they believe is Bharara's widening probe, the sources said.

If microtransactions are profitable and do no long term damage to the reputation of the company, companies will make them.

Sure, an edit is not usually a life - or - death situation, although «mere» typos can do serious damage to reputations and lives — and the work medical editors do, for example, carries a particular weight of responsibility.

Slowing down the process will help reduce stage fright and minimize embarrassment and damage to your reputation if things don't go exactly as planned.

Moreover, claimants will have to prove that there has been substantial damage to their reputation in the UK, and that the English High Court is the most appropriate jurisdiction for hearing the case.

These statements are «100 % false, highly damaging to her reputation, and personally hurtful,» Harder said.

Accordingly, it appears that where damage to reputation, of a sort that would not give a right to recovery in defamation, has been caused by a breach of contract, damages for that breach should be recoverable.

The elderly man is said to have not pressed charges over the incident, but surely if the claim was false, then Jack should sue for slander... His place is not yet sealed within the England squad for this summer, and this sort of slanderous claim could prove damaging to his reputation.

Apart from the possible damage to its reputation, Google's support for Senator Inhofe matters in other ways as well.

If I had to name the one vice that I think has done the most damage to the reputation of the Church and the family over the past 100 years, it would be greed.

«The federal government has tremendous power and can do tremendous damage to the reputations of people and institutions simply by throwing out charges like contempt even if they are later found to be baseless,» said Astorino.

Mr. Wakefield would have a hard time arguing damage to reputation in the U.K., I suspect.

«As a result of the defamatory... statements by the defendants,» it states, «(Mipro) has sustained damage to her reputation as an educator and parent, such that... information circulated in the school systems would cast a false light on petitioner and influence and prevent her from being hired by another school.»

Other examples such as Wolf Link and Amaterasu have fantasy elements attached to them and do not exemplify regular wolf mannerisms, however they are far less damaging to the reputation of the wolf in comparison.

What would be fun to watch would be Wojick's using the comments of some of the denizens of this site in court to prove the intentional damage to his reputation.