Sentence examples for as tainted as from inspiring English sources

Sponsors are unlikely to be attracted if the prize is as tainted as Kennedy suggests.

Its relationship with the government, which is directing disaster efforts from within the utility's darkened headquarters in Tokyo, is about as tainted as Fukushima's turbine water.

Most urgent, has the administration warned Mr. Karzai of the disastrous consequences — in Afghanistan and in the United States — if next month's parliamentary elections are as tainted as last year's presidential vote?

As a result, we go out there and wholesale get rid of anything that might come close to being as tainted as what we have identified as the initial culprit".

Both sides have millions of dollars for television attack ads, and if the campaign discourse continues at this pace until Election Day, Mr. Forrester and Mr. Corzine may find that they spent a fortune to convince voters that rich candidates are just as tainted as everyone else.

If he has shown that he's willing to say outrageous things in a few cases, has lied about his certification, and has been shown to be sloppy and unprofessional in his work, the cases in which he gave plausible but debatable testimony (and was opposed by a more competent medical examiner) should be seen just as tainted as those in which his testimony was transparently ridiculous.

BOSTON (AP) — Newly released court documents indicate that a former chemist at a Massachusetts drug lab convicted of stealing drugs to feed her addictions may have tainted as many as 10,000 criminal prosecutions, not just a few dozen as first thought.

"What used to be a positive, a real privilege having Merrill Lynch or UBS on your business card is as tainted as tainted can be," says Mindy Diamond, president of Diamond Consultants, an executive search firm specializing in the placement of financial advisers.

Sanchez, among others, argued that it was wrong to support a party as tainted with corruption as the PP.

Records are perceived as tainted.

But Mr Blair has accepted money that most Labour supporters will regard as tainted.