Sentences with phrase «significantly damage your reputation»

Not exact matches

Sterling left Liverpool in the summer of 2014 and his exit damaged his reputation among Reds supporters significantly.

I should probably be more reckless and join in on the fun of hanging the potentially innocent by the neck until their reputations are damaged significantly, but there something about damaging the potentially innocent that bothers me, and I am not really deeply ashamed that it does.

Today, with the advent and proliferation of the internet and various mediums of social media, blogging and «online news», the risk of damaging one's reputation is significantly higher given the expeditious nature in which online information can spread worldwide and reach «viral» status.

It is easy to imagine how general damages in particular could have increased significantly, since they are at large and reflect the value of losses without a market value: loss of reputation and pain and suffering.

Willers sought damages in respect of injury caused to his reputation and health, a loss of earnings and (most significantly) the costs that were irrecoverable under the order for standard costs (about # 2.2 m).