That would certainly seem to have been true of his relationship with "Bosie", Lord Alfred Douglas, seemingly a spoiled brat further spoiled by Wilde's adulation.
The exchange's technical problems have only further spoiled its debut.
Although he denied the allegations, it was also made clear, both in Scotland and Rome, that the cardinal's move, and its swift acceptance by the Vatican, was intended to reduce the risk of the conclave being further spoiled by unpleasant distractions.
In an article in The Green Fire Times about his book, deBuys states, "Climate change only makes more urgent the big task that has always been before us: to learn how to live in the marvelous arid lands of this continent without further spoiling them.
It may be calculated, for example, that the image of a grating produces lines 0.5 micron wide on the retina, but this is on the basis of ideal geometrical optics; in fact, the optics of the eye are not perfect, while diffraction of light by its passage through the pupil further spoils the image.
He also earns big from endorsements; down the line, he'll likely fatten his pockets further with spoils from his new rum, Blue Chair Bay.
Revealing further details would spoil the 90-minute play, which is not so much a thriller as it is a shadowy psychological comedy.
Alongside the racial passing storyline (the tangled identities are unravelled late enough on that any further information would spoil an intricately engineered plot), there's another engine to the narrative – Irene and Titch's attempts to win the Redex Trial, a round-Australia motorsport rally.
Tager also points out that there are plenty of alternative sites to dump dredge spoil further inland away from the Reef.
