Significats de tarnish reputation en anglès

But greater scrutiny could help improve the tarnished reputation of the sector.

Residence in the same complex as a pilot of tarnished reputation.

I am a man of no name and of tarnished reputation.

Private banking sources hit by such episodes insist clients remain loyal despite tarnished reputations.

Often the subject of shady dealings in the past, offshore investments have a tarnished reputation.

Although Sullivan apologized, Mason had a somewhat tarnished reputation.

Repairing America's tarnished reputation in the Muslim world has consistently been part of Obama's narrative.

Racing:Punjabi will bid to rebuild his slightly tarnished reputation in the Champion Hurdle at the Punchestown Festival.

A heathen, she knew not there was sin in suicide, and preferred death to a tarnished reputation.

What did it matter if people talked-whatwas a tarnished reputation to set against a man's life?

He was busy enough and in some measure rehabilitated a tarnished reputation by one brilliant achievement in his finest manner.

Kasper is a slacker with a "recently tarnished reputation who starts getting dream visits from the missing girl".

BP's already tarnished reputation and its bottom line are likely to suffer further, as is the share price when markets re-open on Tuesday.

Celebrities often appear on Oprah's show to talk about their lives, and in some cases, attempt to redeem tarnished reputations after a scandal.

Illsley's decision to step down as an MP will be a relief to MPs who feared more damage to Parliament's already tarnished reputation.

The report into competition in banking published by the Competition Authority yesterday has done nothing to enhance the already tarnished reputation of the sector.