Sentence examples for impugned as from inspiring English sources

Charles Day's stellar career as a member of the New York State Police has been impugned as a result of accusations of malfeasance," he said.

Dr. Kendall said his team's work had been wrongly impugned as biased because of its industry financing, and he pointed out that Dr. Hayes also formerly received Syngenta financing.

WACO, Tex., Aug. 18 — During the last eight years, Karl Rove has been lionized and vilified, heralded as making the unlikely election victories of President Bush possible and impugned as reaching too high from an unusually powerful White House perch.

Islam is often impugned as a monolithic religion, to which all its adherents uniformly adhere.

Is she being impugned as Hillary, as a Clinton, as a member of the establishment, or as a woman seeking office?

Second, TIIS are indexed to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), calculated by the same federal government that redeems the securities at maturity a case of what the Justice Department, in other circumstances, might impugn as a "concentration of economic power".

Second, TIIS are indexed to the Consumer Price Index, calculated by the same federal government that redeems the securities at maturity a case of what the Justice Department, in other circumstances, might impugn as a "concentration of economic power".

William F. Weld, the Libertarian Party nominee for vice president, defended Hillary Clinton on Wednesday against attacks from Donald J. Trump, insisting her character should not be impugned by someone as flawed as he is.

"She was worried about the right things but she was better at impugning our choices — as well as our intentions and our competence — than identifying any feasible alternatives".

Mr. Siasimuna, like the labor minister, Mr. Liato, cautioned against any conclusion that impugned Chinese businesses as worse than others.

You've unfairly impugned cyber-investors as amateurs.