Sentence examples for clearly tarnished from inspiring English sources

Polls over the last year showed Chicagoans growing dissatisfied with Emanuel, with the star power that helped him return to Chicago and become mayor clearly tarnished.

We credit the rise of the Trailblazer to two factors: First, Ford's reputation is clearly tarnished, so perennial Explorer buyers might have, for the first time in a decade, looked around at the competition.

The reputation of the VHTs was clearly tarnished.

The most striking finding of this election eve poll was the extent to which the country remains divided, and apprehensive about a presidential election system that has clearly been tarnished by the 2000 presidential election.

While Oxford specifically allows gifts from donors with "tarnished" reputations "if the behavior which led to the donor's reputation being tarnished has clearly ceased," Ms. Collier said that donations that failed to meet the university's guidelines "have been turned down in the past".

The International Olympic Committee said it "strongly condemned" the cyber attack which it said was "clearly aimed at tarnishing the reputation of clean athletes" and confirmed the athletes mentioned had not violated any anti-doping rules during the Rio Olympics.

But the information that has trickled out has also tarnished German banks, and clearly the German authorities hoped to use the leak to gain ground in their own struggle to bring tax evaders to justice.

It is clearly marked with a red cross and tarnished with bloodstains.

Clearly, AT&T's recent problems have not tarnished its brand, since other firms are willing to pay for the privilege of using its name.

They finally got it working — sort of — but the promise of an easy-to-use internet/TV hybrid was tarnished by the fact that it clearly wasn't so easy to use.

The authorities are clearly anxious to avoid tarnishing the image of Beijing's Olympics preparations.Maxinzhuang's villagers are clearly aware of the high value of their land.