Sentence examples for which tarnished from inspiring English sources

But they did have a problem: she still had debt from her college days, which tarnished her credit profile.

Their proof was that I got a B freshman year in psychology 101, which tarnished my otherwise all A/A- transcript.

He was infuriated by the fiasco, which tarnished Bear's long-cultivated reputation as an astute risk manager.

The scandal, which tarnished America's reputation around the world, broke in January after a soldier turned in photographs showing detainees in sexually humiliating positions.

The scandal currently hurting VW echoes eerily of the scandals which tarnished big banks at the peak of the financial boom".

But it is to the eternal discredit of The Sun that we reported as fact this misinformation which tarnished the reputation of Liverpool fans including the 96 victims.

Also, there is no shortage of it in China, which tarnishes its allure.

Investment in London properties is a major route which tarnishes the image of the capital.

Sponsorship is vital for clubs' survival at every level, but gimmicks which tarnish the image of the game cannot be permitted.

But where he saw this as educational, others saw more oversight, a way to protect the Buckeyes from rule violations, which tarnish the reputation of universities and lead to millions of dollars in lost revenue.

He added, "As with other actions he has taken this year, the Commissioner is making a strong statement that conduct which tarnishes the good reputation of the N.F.L. will not be tolerated".