Sentence examples for marred by problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nahoum's ambitions for a grand home were marred by problems.

He had a 13-year career with the Giants that was marred by problems with drugs and alcohol.

In many ways, Toyota is eager to reinvent itself after three disastrous years marred by problems of its own making as well as those beyond its control.

Management and disposal of radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation in Washington State, marred by problems for more than two decades, is the focus of a harsh new assessment by the Government Accountability Office.

That such a gifted individual's career was ultimately marred by problems with drink, gambling and consequent under-achievement is a shame, but it should not override his glory days with the Tannadice club.

Many public officials have criticized the Board of Elections for its handling of the primary, which was marred by problems largely stemming from the electronic voting machines, which were used in New York City for the first time.

Ms. Beilina's account of the solo violin part was marred by intonation problems.

His season has been marred by unimaginable problems: the home stadium is unusable and Brett Favre is unreliable.

The plane's development has been marred by persistent problems with Boeing's far-flung supply network.

On Thursday Ms. Yende gave a mixed performance, marred by intonation problems and uneven runs in the first act, but settling into her stride in the second.

Johnson, who won a race at Indianapolis last Sunday that was marred by tire problems, won the pole position for Sunday's race.