Sentence examples for tainted by errors from inspiring English sources

But his reputation has been tainted by errors in judgement and he is still under investigation by the department of trade and industry over trading in shares tipped by the paper's now defunct City Slickers column.

In this Manichaean political season, I am happy to turn my attention to baseball, with its acceptance that even marvelous playoff wins will be tainted by errors.

"Every aspect of the execution has been tainted by potential errors that could have either been avoided or corrected, but for the secrecy".

He had reacquainted himself with about 20 capital cases overturned by DNA evidence or tainted by judicial error.

This judging scandal almost says "welcome to the club" because few Olympic sports have not been challenged or tainted by human error.

Qualitative and observational study results are often tainted by systematic error and thus, lack the necessary internal validity that could allow any generalisation beyond the studied cases [ 14].

17 Occurring at a subconscious level, the bias is inevitable and all previous studies of error were tainted by it.

"His biggest error," Gigot wrote, "was in not working soon enough to replace Republicans tainted by scandal".

Neither is tainted by corruption.

Consequently, their philosophies were tainted by "subjectivism".

His government was tainted by corruption.