Sentence examples for probably tarnished from inspiring English sources

PiS's veneer of respectability is probably tarnished for good.

Warzycha had been a great servant to this club but his managerial reign has probably tarnished the status he built as a player.

It's too bad, because we're just entering the era when you could create and sustain a whole new political movement online; but Americans Elect's overambitious failure will probably tarnish that approach for years to come.

Silver plated horns will probably tarnish the next day or so after a cleaning.

Make sure that the polish you use is a Kiwi brand, as other brands will probably tarnish your boots and contain chemicals that will make them crack.

Despite this, vertical descent is usually taken as the null hypothesis, even in the face of evidence to the contrary, and Keeling and Palmer state that "the erroneous report of substantial HGT in the human genome has probably chilled the field, tarnished more credible claims for eukaryotic HGT" [ 50].

The tarnished economy has probably played some part in a receding interest in teenagers who collect sports cars and $2,000 handbags as if they were giveaways at a Dairy Queen.

And, analysts say, advertisers' rush from the newspaper, as well as calls of a boycott by readers on Twitter and on Facebook, would probably have done irreparable damage to an already tarnished brand.

"Unfortunately, his legacy really has been tarnished and this is what he probably will be remembered for".

"Unfortunately, his legacy really has been tarnished, and this is what he probably will be remembered for".

The selection of experts will probably involve recruiting new clinicians who are less tarnished by the tensions of research and industry funding.