Sentence examples for be marred with from inspiring English sources

Despite increase in bilateral trade, the relationship between India and China continues to be marred with suspicion, animosity and distrust.

Economic development and urbanisation processes that ignore the existence of the natural environment are bound to be marred with a lot of shortfalls as it impinges on the ecological processes due to negative externalities such as air pollution among others.

2016 might be marred with tragedy, social injustice and the rise of a cringeworthy president-elect, but on the flip side, it'll also be known as the year that gave us John Early.

In this study, the amount of alcohol consumed by the patient was not self-reported, but was assessed by the primary caregiver and therefore less likely to be marred with inaccuracy caused by dementia.

"An election that has been marred with lots of bribery and intrigue cannot be trusted".

It, too, was marred with ash: a ragged, discolored splotch that extended past the break line.

They were here, but the green palette was marred with rusty brown blotches of death.

The floors were marred with nicks and paint drips, and the bathroom fixtures were stained.

Lamar performed his song "Alright" from the top of a police car that was marred with graffiti.

According to Dutch newspapers, Hanny's early life was marred, with eerie coincidence, by the murder of her mother.

But offsite practices are marred with a general perspective of its being cause of rigidity in the design processes and disproportional increment in coordination requirements.