Sentence examples similar to tarnish severely from inspiring English sources

Its use can end or at the very least severely tarnish an otherwise successful career.

Like The Great Depression severely tarnished economists' reputations.

But, he hastened to add, "Toyota's reputation has been severely tarnished".

Such actions can only further damage an already severely tarnished image of America.

But deals he closed after becoming chief executive of Chase in June 1999 severely tarnished his reputation.

The Mets are active in the community, too, but the chaos around Rodriguez has severely tarnished their image.

"It's severely tarnished," said Geoff Bobroff, president of Bobroff Consulting, which consults with mutual fund companies.

In Japan, the company's brand name has been severely tarnished by a series of embarrassing recalls.

The recall has severely tarnished the company's image, costing it billions of dollars in lost sales and repair bills and drawing a string of lawsuits.

James L. Gagliano, the president and chief operating officer of The Jockey Club, said: "The continued presence of individuals with numerous drug violations severely tarnishes and damages our sport.

In South Korea last year the poor response to the sinking of a ferry, which left 304 dead, severely tarnished the image of that country's president, Park Geun-hye.