Sentence examples for a tarnishing from inspiring English sources

So to the difficulties of local adjustment there is added a tarnishing of the classic model.

Mr. Soltys similarly suggested a tarnishing of his reputation in a note he left in his abandoned vehicle to explain the Aug. 20 rampage.

They saw the Guantánamo detentions as a source of cascading problems: angry foreign allies, a tarnishing of America's image overseas and declining cooperation in international counterterrorism efforts.

But it also seems clear that Mr. Putin could emerge from winning a thin majority as a diminished leader, with a tarnishing of the image of infallibility and inevitability that has cloaked him almost since Mr. Yeltsin appointed him prime minister last August.

I can do my job without using it and I will". But for Redskins fans, like Denise Perry from Maryland - the state in which the Redskins are based - any change would represent a tarnishing of the very fabric of the team.

In an interview with the UK's Daily Mail, Murray's son-in-law William Mollett stated, "Radiohead should have sought our consent as we consider this a tarnishing of the brand.

How do you repair a tarnished reputation?

Can a Tarnished Star Regain His Luster?

A tarnished Robert Griffin III joins the woebegone Browns.

Yet the shiny face has a tarnished flip side.

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