Sentence examples for being marred from inspiring English sources

Yet our success is being marred by infighting.

He was declared the winner, but international observers strongly condemned the election as being marred by voting irregularities and fraud.

Yar'Adua was declared the winner of the 2007 presidential election, although international observers strongly condemned the election as being marred by voting irregularities and fraud.

Zagg, which uses a polyurethane developed to protect helicopter blades from being marred by debris, lets you apply your own image to its phone skin.

Rather than being marred by this self-conscious artistry, many have argued that it is only in The Trilogy he has perfected his art.

But his campaign, expected to begin in earnest in the new year, risks being marred by two separate campaign-financing scandals involving his Union for a Popular Movement party that threaten to implicate several of his close associates.

The parade has been marred by violence.

His administration was marred by corruption.

It was marred by fraud and disorganisation.

The opening speeches were marred by recriminations.

The discovery was marred by controversy.