Sentence examples for was being tarnished from inspiring English sources

Concerned that its image was being tarnished, the league expanded its violent crime policy (now called the "personal conduct policy").

Mr. Trump and his daughter Ivanka sued the company, saying their brand was being tarnished by the ramshackle appearance of the Taj Mahal.

He soon realised that the constant promotion was backfiring, and that his "brand" was being tarnished as followers were beginning to snipe at his hitherto exalted status.

I pitied them, of course, but did not think about whether their dignity was being tarnished by the constant display of their naked bodies in the news media.

Other philanthropists warned that the premise of charitable donations was being tarnished by the government's repeated claims that much charitable giving was a form of tax avoidance.

While its Oxbridge success was not unusual – admission to LAE is highly selective, asking for A or A* grades at GCSE for the subjects that students intend to take at A-level – it came as a fillip to a free school programme that was being tarnished by the likes of Al-Madinah, and attacked for not providing school places in areas of need.

The games are being tarnished by too much money.

His reputation is being tarnished by this term's toils.

"People's civil liberties are being tarnished, compromised.

Instead of being remembered as a great, loyal one-team player, your reputation is being tarnished.

The main opposition United National Party says that country's image as is being tarnished as the government lets abductions go on.