Sentence examples for when it tarnishes from inspiring English sources

But it's no joke when it tarnishes your professional reputation: any meeting scheduled for before 9.30am sees me getting up at 5.30am just to ensure I will make it.

Robben is a world-class player and unplayable at times and when he dives it tarnishes his reputation.

It's relatively rare, but when it happens, it tarnishes the entire field," she said.

It tarnishes their image, especially when you see some of the things which are claimed to be nominated.

"When things don't go as everyone would like, it tarnishes the IndyCar brand," Mr. Angstadt said.

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

"Why has it tarnished you when it has nothing to do with you?" she asked.

During the 1980s Shin Bet's reputation was tarnished when it was revealed that its agents had beaten to death two Palestinians held in connection with the hijacking of a bus.

As the pace of litigation against financial institutions picks up and banks realize that their clients' money is not all that was lost, the offer by Santander is aimed at repairing its reputation as a conservative Spanish institution that was tarnished when it emerged as one of Mr. Madoff's biggest victims.

And General Pinochet's claim to have stood selflessly for the former was tarnished when it emerged that he had amassed a fortune incommensurate with his salary.

The reporter's standing was further tarnished when it emerged that it was also he, and not Susan Watts, who alerted David Chidgey to Watts's "Newsnight" report and suggested that Kelly must be the source.