Sentence examples for Tarnish one's image from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETH OLSON SENTENCED TO TIME SERVED Rising energy and metal prices haven't helped the reputation of commodity traders, but the absence of trading can tarnish one's image even more.

But as tarnished politicians (think Eliot Spitzer), businessmen (Michael Milken) and Hollywood stars (Robert Downey Jr). have proved, it is possible to resuscitate one's image with purposeful hard work.

Satyam's decline "indicates how fraud and malfeasance in one company can inflict suffering on many and can also tarnish India's image more broadly," Mr. Singh said.

One White House official said that he expected Republicans to try to exploit the inquiry into transfer of satellite technology to China to tarnish Mr. Gore's image.

Difficulty of diagnosis is one of the central justifications the Pentagon has given, citing the concern that fakers will tarnish the medal's image.

"It's adding to the atmosphere of insecurity already present," wrote one friend, "further tarnishing the country's image as a lawless state, more like adding to the atmosphere of insecurity already present, discouraging foreigners from visiting the troubled land, discouraging foreign investment in any form".

It will tarnish the country's image.

Incidents of racial vilification, sexism and homophobia have continued to tarnish the league's image.

Consider deleting any comments that may tarnish your company's image.

They have tarnished Britain's image around the world.

The case has also badly tarnished India's image abroad.