Sentence examples for be tarnishing from inspiring English sources
verb
To oxidize or discolor due to oxidation.
- Careful storage of silver will prevent it from tarnishing.
Shami Chakrabarti Dear Shami, how sad to hear that politicians and the media appear to be tarnishing their good reputation.
The recalls may be tarnishing Johnson & Johnson's apple-pie image, Dr. Trombetta said, but he predicted that the company would eventually recover public trust as Toyota largely had.
Matt Gingell explains how employees' use of social media could be tarnishing the business image Matt Gingell explains how the use of the popular social media website by employees can be a double-edged sword for the business.
The sudden Tory collapse also appeared to be tarnishing Boris Johnson's chances of being elected as London mayor, with a separate YouGov poll showing Johnson with a two-point lead, down from his previous steady six-point advantage over Ken Livingstone.
Id be tarnishing it," Pedraja told him.
Id be tarnishing it," Pedraja replied to him in a text message. .
Alternatively, Viacom insiders may be tarnished.
I was afraid the camp would be tarnished".
If so, his post-racial image will be tarnished.
So that memory is what will be tarnished.
Perhaps you fear your reputation will be tarnished.
