Sentence examples for going to tarnish from inspiring English sources

I'm not going to tarnish his win.

We're very concerned that this is going to tarnish our name".

He wasn't going to tarnish that moment made of gold or the miracle of trust it still represents.

"People are holding onto the fact to what Arsene has done, and people are saying he is going to tarnish what he has done, but I don't think that will ever happen.

"If this is a fiasco — and to me, a fiasco is mostly that the bikes just don't get used — then, yeah, it's going to tarnish the legacy," said Charles Komanoff, a transportation economist and longtime cycling advocate in the city.

In the statement, it said: "Dereck Chisora is not going to tarnish the sport for those born in the humblest beds, who become sports heroes of the world to live a life of dignity and pride".

I am quite concerned that myself and Team GB are going to be tarnished by this negativity despite the fact TUEs are completely legal.

"It's just you're always going to get tarnished because drugs in sport is always a no-no.

"I have done nothing wrong and am not going to let this tarnish my 30-year record of public service".

You don't want to be a world leader that's got dirt on the ropes, and if wildlife trade becomes a really dirty matter, the Chinese government isn't going to have that tarnishing their image".

An ongoing effect of this is going to be the tarnishing of market-based approaches to environmental protection.