Sentence examples for tainted record from inspiring English sources

Grub Street notes that "Sammy Sosa" is already taken by the Sammy Sosa Deli Grocery in Belmont, despite Sosa's own tainted record.

So for how many years will the new kids to the sport be chasing a tainted record?

As a former commander of Indonesia's notorious special forces, Mr Prabowo has a tainted record on human rights, first in East Timor and then during the anti-Suharto protests.

At a different spectrum of the United States, there are young people who are addicts and alcoholics, who have made poor decisions in life and can't relate to the successful entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley: They don't code websites, don't have an Ivy league education, and have tainted records because of their mistakes.

Barry's personal flaws have tainted his record, at least outside of Washington where he's best known as the mayor busted by the FBI for smoking dope at the Vista Hotel.

Mr. Bonds has denied knowingly using steroids and has not been charged with a crime, but for some fans an aura of suspicion has tainted his records.

But Thursday, Aaron said that by not following Bonds around the country, he also could avoid answering questions about whether he suspected that Bonds's achievements had come with the help of performance-enhancing drugs — and whether that would taint the record.

He writes even more vividly about how Aaron has often seemed an enigma, failing to speak up loudly during the civil-rights era, and uttering evasive comments about Barry Bonds, who would break his home-run record in 2007, a record tainted by allegations of steroid use.

While marijuana is now legal in designated quantities in these states, many past offenders still have cannabis convictions tainting their records, ultimately road-blocking them from moving on with their lives.

But does that really taint their records?

No whispering, it can taint your recording results.