reputational

[rep-yuh-tay-shuhn-uhl]

adjective

1. relating to or affecting the reputation of a person, group, or thing.

Example Sentences

A reputational crisis is putting the iconic British institution under pressure to prove it has changed.

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“Offshore oil in California is a nightmare. The regulatory and reputational risks are off the charts,” said Robert Collier, CEO of BlueLift, a company that specializes in decommissioning offshore platforms.

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The next stage of Kiffin’s reputational rehabilitation came at Florida Atlantic, where he was so successful he quickly earned a ticket back to big-time college football.

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Without mandatory disclosure backed by safe-harbor provisions, businesses will keep quiet to avoid reputational damage.

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She said in comments carried by the Times newspaper that the allegations were "a textbook case of malicious disinformation, purpose-built to erode the institutional credibility of the Republic of Serbia and its president. This narrative is devoid of factual grounding and is operationally crafted to generate reputational damage."

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