Sentence examples for tainted commodity from inspiring English sources

Used, tainted commodity.

In the past few years investigations into commodities tainted by slavery have included prawns from Thailand, debt bondage and forced labour in the global electronics industry and claims of the trafficking of migrant workers into the Scottish and Irish fishing industries.

Honda argues that romance was marketed so excessively through B-movies, soap operas and novels during Japan's economic bubble of the '80s that it has become a commodity and its true value has been lost; romance is so tainted with social constructs that it can be bought by only good looks and money.

Mainland Chinese travel by the thousands every day to Hong Kong to buy books that are banned on the mainland and commodities like baby-milk powder and pharmaceuticals they hope are not tainted by sloppy and corrupt production practices as they are back home.

Everything is tainted.

Has it tainted it?

His past was tainted.

He was tainted and exhausted.

"What friend?" Christmas came tainted.

Instead, he leaves somewhat tainted.

Neither is tainted by corruption.