Sentence examples for long marred from inspiring English sources

Algerian commentators said Ebossé's death was a sad reminder of the violence that has long marred the Algerian game.

Relations between the countries, long marred by disputes over Kashmir, deteriorated sharply after the Mumbai attacks, which India said were carried out by Pakistan-based militants.

Long delays marred both visits.

Nigeria's elections have long been marred by violence and rigging.

Relations between the intelligence services of the United States and Pakistan have long been marred by suspicions that Pakistan has sheltered the Afghan Taliban.

While the novel is too long, and marred by annoying information dumps, the sheer brio of invention and intellectual energy propel the reader towards a satisfying climax.

The Armstrong saga, when the American who won seven successive Tours from 1999 to 2005 was found to have doped in August 2012, was a major low for cycling, which has long been marred by the spectre of drugs.

The deal has long been marred by allegations of bribery and corruption, and new information is being hidden from us.

"We resist efforts to reduce a long history marred with the blood of countless people into iconic images of men in suits behind pulpits".

It is a diverse list, primarily criticized on the organization's Facebook page for the lack of Native American women and the inclusion of Margaret Sanger, whose transformative social justice movement has long been marred by eugenics controversy.

A fair outcome for this decade-long, deeply marred procurement saga is a relief.