The phrase "as a taint" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something negative or undesirable, but the phrase lacks context and clarity.
Example: "His reputation was marred as a taint on his career, making it difficult for him to find new opportunities."
Alternatives: "as a stain" or "as a blemish".
Two days later Gentileschi married the Florentine Pierantonio Stiattesi, who accepted what was then seen as a taint on his honour.
The United States attorney's office in Manhattan had sought to conduct the review itself, using what is known as a taint team, a group of prosecutors walled off from those handling the Cohen investigation.
The untrusted application invokes a library specified as a taint sink (8), e.g. network send, the library retrieves the taint tag for the data in question (9) and reports the event.
He says in the past it was not a disadvantage to be the son of a writer but he says society has changed and heredity was now seen as a taint.
While Ebola is not transmitted through the air like the flu, it does spread by close contact with bodily fluids such as blood, saliva and sweat — even something as innocent as a tainted tear.
These can go beyond physical sickness, the psychologist said, to the point a person worries about moral deficiencies as a reaction to a taint.
In this exhaustively researched and often engrossing history of Henry VII, the founder of the Tudor line, Penn sees Henry's reign as being marked by a "taint of illegitimacy" — his predecessor, Richard III, having been deposed and killed in battle.
In this exhaustively researched and often engrossing history of Henry VII, the founder of the Tudor line, Penn sees Henry's reign as being marked by a "taint of illegitimacy"—his predecessor, Richard III, having been deposed and killed in battle.
While the former group likes it as a honey substitute with no taint of animal exploitation, the latter appreciates its easy ability to blend into cold drinks.
As a result, tainted samples make street-sold LSD (as well as other drugs) especially unpredictable.
The Kremlin monitors' version of reality, though, clashed with the one described by a European security group, whose own monitors dismissed the election as a sham tainted by numerous shortcomings, not the least of which was vote rigging.
