Sentence examples for be tainted with from inspiring English sources

While the missive may be tainted with Duncan's increasing paranoia, the Scientologists' "Celebrity Centre" is real.

But that drinking water now turns out to be tainted with dangerous levels of arsenic.

Some athletes are even said to be avoiding meat, fearing it might be tainted with a banned substance, clenbuterol.

The more senior the executive, the more likely he is to be tainted with any misdeeds committed by his firm.

Shanghai Panda was one of 22 companies whose products were found in 2008 to be tainted with melamine.

It did not resolve the immediate problem and meant venison might be tainted with potentially harmful drugs.

The Vincent Giordano Corporation is recalling 52,000 pounds of beef products that may be tainted with a bacterium.

At first it was raw tomatoes that appeared to be tainted with a rare form of salmonella.

Half of the meat and poultry sold in supermarkets may be tainted with Staphylococcus aureus, a bacteria that can make people sick, a new report suggests.

By then, however, news reports and apparently many residents had concluded that half the rice in the city could be tainted with too much cadmium.

The agency is warning that beef, pork and poultry in certain salads may be tainted with intestinal parasites, our Post colleague Alex Horton reports.