Sentence examples for tarnished values from inspiring English sources

We overpaid in lives, in the wounded, in tarnished values, in dollars and in the lost focus on America's development.

Addressing the same issues of misspent lives and tarnished values, this time through the terrifying lens of Rémy's onrushing death, Mr. Arcand has made the best film of his career.

Parents who taught their children that all people should be given the same opportunities in education, real estate, business and friendship, but who later, around the time their children hit puberty, started amending and tarnishing those values with an exception that went something along the lines of: "But you can't love one of them".

The brand is already so tarnished, and resale values so poor, that the disappearance of the nameplate may not accelerate the depreciation that much.

Adding hashtags and other codes serves only to provide SEO-like gamers the tools to tarnish the value of the system.

Such behavior tarnishes the value of the medical profession, and could have detrimental effects on patient care.

"Her stuff obviously sells -- her name has been tarnished but the value is still there".

Meanwhile, the remaining eucalypts' nutritional value has been tarnished by increased CO2 in the atmosphere, leading the IUCN to list the koala as one of the 10 most vulnerable species in the world to climate change.

And the last thing sponsors want is for that value to be tarnished by the political operation.

Immigration has been sold to the public as a dirty paradigm, one that tarnishes British values, steals your jobs and abuses your precious NHS.

But he said: "However, it is obvious that the much publicised existence of these proceedings overshadowed Rangers Football Club for many years and tarnished the external perception of its value.