Sentence examples for it has been tarnished from inspiring English sources

But in recent years, it has been tarnished by violence, with fatal shootings in 2003, 2005 and 2011, as well as many less-serious crimes.

The company's once-sterling image is probably not familiar to a younger generation, and it has been tarnished by scandal even for those who remember the firm.

Like most papers, the Sun's circulation has declined; it has been tarnished by a scandal over phone-hacking and the bribery of public officials, in which dozens of journalists have been arrested.

@A_16008 (tweet since deleted) Translated suggestion on how to improve al Qaeda's social media presence: Demonstrate the real jihad picture of mujahideen life because it has been tarnished by the west.

It also argued in court papers that it had been tarnished by some of Mr. Toro's problems.

Executives believed the GMTV brand was tired and it had been tarnished by a £2m Ofcom fine it received for a TV quiz scandal.

One of the remaining Big Five firms that dominate the auditing business for large companies, Andersen is not expected to follow Enron's wavering path, but its reputation has been tarnished and it faces hefty legal bills in the near future.

In addition, its image has been tarnished by the problems it has had with the recall of Firestone tires on its Explorer SUVs.

That's no easy feat since its reputation has been tarnished by less-than-stellar customer service.

"And now that Wall Street has been tarnished, it's tarnish by association".

But the show's image has been tarnished after it was reported that two appraisers staged a scene in 1996.