Sentence examples for highly tainted from inspiring English sources
The values of defined indicators are highly tainted with uncertainty in real-life situation.
Mr. Alvarez said government records showed that the Hicksville plant, also known as the Sylvania Corning or Sylcor plant, processed tens of thousands of kilograms of uranium that were "tainted with highly carcinogenic plutonium".
As British Columbia continues to grapple with skyrocketing rates of fentanyl overdoses, a new study confirms that the highly potent opioid has tainted the majority of drugs on the streets of Vancouver.
Put simply, and especially in light of our history, laws that expressly discriminate against gays and lesbians, whether in marriage, child custody disputes, employment, housing, or any other context are properly understood as suspect in the sense that they are highly likely to be tainted by considerations of animus, hostility, ignorance, and prejudice.
At this point it is an open question whether or not research on these two highly similar species has been tainted by the taxonomic confusion of the last 200 years.
One wonders whether such tolerance might have even contributed to the look-the-other-way approach allegedly taken by Penn State in the face of the highly publicized child abuse scandal that subsequently tainted its football program.
After presiding over his second practice Wednesday morning, Thomas was eager to talk about basketball and highly reluctant to discuss any aspect of the three-week trial that humiliated the franchise and tainted his reputation.
He was tainted and exhausted.
