harm somebody's image

He denied that the advertisements had harmed the city's image.

For a moment the King fought the animal, then decided this would harm his image even more.

'It would harm our image if a client paid up and then died after all.'

These tools had numerous reliability problems and harmed the brand's image.

"His comments have tended to harm Tyson's image and he should have seen the ultimate result coming."

Some in the industry say Nintendo may harm its image by its association with a lottery.

In recent years, Colombia's illicit cocaine trade harmed the country's image as an appropriate market for investment.

Yet the matter has the potential to harm his image.

It was not released due to concerns about harming Smith's clean image.

There was no need to harm their image as a romantic couple unnecessarily.