Sentence examples for with tarnishing from inspiring English sources

The al-Jazeera English correspondents Sue Turton and Dominic Kane are among 20 journalists charged in Egypt with tarnishing the country's reputation abroad, and helping the former president Mohamed Morsi's now-banned Muslim Brotherhood.

Mr. Ibrahim was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, charged with tarnishing Egypt's image abroad, receiving donations without permission, embezzling funds from the European Union, bribing public employees and forging papers.

The irony is that President Hosni Mubarak's government charged Mr. Ibrahim with tarnishing Egypt's image -- because he pointed out things such as election fraud, the tendency of Arab leaders to turn over power to their sons and the climate of discrimination against Egyptian Christians.

And along with tarnishing the area's reputation, the two criminal cases have left the county deep in debt.

More than a few Germans have been speculating that the refusal has as much to do with tarnishing a cherished era as with betraying potential sources.

Many bases are named after generals with tarnished reputations.

Facing ever-dwindling support, President Bush mocks us with tarnished platitudes while pushing a war that has imprisoned Iraq in a vortex of disintegration and grief.

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

Moreover, many mobile content sources would pollute the routing tables with specific prefixes, tarnishing the advantages of prefix aggregation using the hierarchical name structure.

Redirected into commercial and industrial development, the agency struggled back to solvency, but it entered the 1980's with a reputation tarnished with charges that it favored certain contractors and lavished funds on consultants.

Brass chandeliers have grown black with tarnish.