Sentence examples for could be tainted from inspiring English sources

And the meat that hunters take home to their families could be tainted.

The lawmakers said the review could be tainted by questions about its independence.

How worried is The Wall Street Journal that it could be tainted by the scandal roiling Rupert Murdoch's British newspapers?

Proof of an admission back then would undercut skepticism of his more recent confession, which could be tainted by time and his medical history.

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 World Health Organization on Friday warned health officials around the world to be alert for dairy products of Chinese origin that could be tainted.

He acknowledged, though, that a few bad apples could be tainting the profession.

But Montgomery's lawyers have contended that the evidence is inconclusive and unauthentic and that reports of the case could be tainting potential arbitrators.

"I should have known something was fishy when those 'homosnacksuals' got me to consent to consensual double-stuffing!" All in all, Colbert couldn't believe how naive he had been to think that a sweet, simple cookie couldn't be tainted by socio-sexual identity politics.

But like him, he could forever be tainted by blood shed in Hama.

Regarding McCabe's dismissal, Schiff said that while it may have been justified it was too early to tell if it "could also be tainted".