Sentence examples for tarnishing the from inspiring English sources

The gangsterism was tarnishing the Isis brand, he claimed.

But unsustainable federal borrowing is tarnishing the debt market's once pristine, risk-free benchmark.

Still, when it comes to tarnishing the Police Department, the latest indictments will do.

Mr Malema was suspended in November for tarnishing the party's image and sowing division.

By tarnishing the reputations of these firms, America's national-security apparatus has scored an own goal.

Does such exposure run the risk of tarnishing the designer's image?

Mr. Santorum is coming across even worse, tarnishing the G.O.P. brand ahead of the general.

"Several questionable – or pretty clearly bad – actions by cops are tarnishing the entire profession.

For food companies, too, the problems of a few are tarnishing the whole group.

With scandal tarnishing the Legion, some insiders are concerned that the empire might implode and the funds dry up.

Their challenge, English argues, was how to "convict Bulger without collaterally tarnishing the reputation of the system they represented".