Sentence examples for worth tarnishing from inspiring English sources

From this dark perspective, the loss of a Hispanic woman's life was not worth tarnishing a white male artist's name. .

And the novelty of Mark McGwire's decision to retire from the St . Louis Cardinalswith two years left on a contract worth $30 million was tarnished by his subsequent admission of steroid use.

The samovar bore a century's worth of tarnish, and by the time I finished cleaning it, I looked like a chimney sweep.

There are no shortcuts; that when you try to take shortcuts, you may end up tarnishing your entire career, and that your integrity's not worth it," Obama said.

But that risks tarnishing its brand.

Id be tarnishing it," Pedraja told him.

It is tarnishing the entire GOP brand.

This will prevent tarnishing.

Despite record low interest rates, many homeowners have been unable to refinance their loans either because they owe more than their houses are now worth or because their credit is tarnished.

The diamond trade, worth some $6 billion a year, has been tarnished by revelations that rebel groups in Sierra Leone and Angola have bought their weapons through diamond sales and gone on to commit atrocities in their fight against elected governments.

Among other claims, American Apparel asserted that Mr. Allen's likeness isn't worth $10 million because a sex scandal had tarnished his reputation.