Sentence examples for further tainted from inspiring English sources

Throughout the country the mansard slunk into disfavor, further tainted by the Panic of 1873.

Both milieus were always dubious, and workaholism is now further tainted by the dot-com meltdown.

Her artistic and philosophical homage is further tainted by a profit motive: her career is taking off.

In their view, an already compromised bill is being further tainted by Democratic notions that more money leads to higher achievement.

"It was an incredibly difficult time". In the early 90s, the Greens were further tainted by association when former chairman David Icke announced that he was the Messiah.

The charges against Mr. Perez have further tainted the image of Connecticut, where a string of prominent politicians have been engulfed in criminal scandals in recent years.

For many foreign companies, this year has been marked by other obstacles, further tainting the business climate.

How exactly those talents have been applied, though, further taints the affair.

Sure, the Republican position will further taint the party's image in places like the suburbs of Philadelphia and Northern Virginia.

Still, the call for a boycott further taints what many Iraqis -- and the United States and United Nations -- hoped would be an election that moved the country beyond its recent history of sectarian bitterness and bloodshed.

They are worried that the child brides issue may be further tainting the Dutch view of Syrian people and their culture.