Sentence examples for marred by extensive from inspiring English sources

The name fits perfectly with this bleak saddle marred by extensive forestry clearcut.

Last month, Mr. Putin's governing party, United Russia, won overwhelming victories in local elections that independent analysts said were marred by extensive fraud.

Officials in Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, said voting there had been marred by extensive violence and intimidation on Saturday, including the forcible takeover of polling stations in some districts.

Her six-year tenure at Hewlett-Packard was marred by extensive domestic layoffs.

The opposition is demanding a rerun of the vote, which was marred by violence and extensive irregularities, according to international observers.

Uganda's hard-earned reputation for stability took a beating this week in an election marred by violence, intimidation and extensive cheating.

Immediately after the polls, there will be extensive re-polling in the constituencies marred by rigging and violence.

The proposal, which was released last year and has received extensive criticism from science groups, "is marred by omissions, the absence of essential elements, and a lack of clarity," the report states.

But their testimony was so inconsistent and marred by conflicts of interests that the Supreme Court, in its extensive review of the trial record, found it too "dubious" and "suspect" to credit it.

After his surgery and extensive radiation treatments, the cardinal returned to his duties, but his recuperation was marred by setbacks.

After surgery last summer and extensive radiation treatments, the cardinal returned to work in the fall, but his recuperation has been marred by setbacks.