Sentence examples similar to tainted aspects from inspiring English sources
Once the problems with the narrative were overcome, this soon became an action-packed novel, with some adventure aspects tainting the chapters.
Once the return has been filed, prosecution under state gambling laws can take place only if the State can demonstrate that its evidence is not tainted by information derived from the incriminatory aspects of the return.
"Every aspect of the execution has been tainted by potential errors that could have either been avoided or corrected, but for the secrecy".
Last July, a federal judge in the United States declined to declare the judgment unenforceable; he did note that aspects of the trial in Ecuador were tainted.
"While kids were in schools with water tainted with lead, they were more concerned with the public relations aspect of it than with the health concerns of the residents of this community," says Reyes.
There are problems with aspects of the process for sure, but it is not as tainted as some would make it seem.
Unfortunately, although Jaensch's work has not been without influence, and aspects of it may be of continuing scientific value, it is tainted by his enthusiasm for the Nazi racist ideology that was then taking hold in Germany.
After presiding over his second practice Wednesday morning, Thomas was eager to talk about basketball and highly reluctant to discuss any aspect of the three-week trial that humiliated the franchise and tainted his reputation.
Nearly every aspect of the current ICO market is pay-for-play or otherwise tainted.
