Sentence examples for would be tarnished from inspiring English sources

I was afraid the camp would be tarnished".

In the long run, however, most said they did not believe the Toyota brand would be tarnished.

The army, which remains the most revered institution in Pakistan, does not want impeachment proceedings to begin, fearing it would be tarnished, several politicians said.

As did many British public figures who, probably rightly, felt that their reputations as upright members of the establishment would be tarnished if the news got around.

But the Diallos said they feared that their son's name would be tarnished by the sale of artifacts associated with it.

Scott Parker has admitted that his achievement in being crowned the Football Writers Associationn player of the year would be tarnished should West Ham be relegated.

Mr. Kelleher said he did not agree that Mr. Dunn would necessarily be tarnished.

In September , 1996 it created a new subsidiary for these loans, called Full Spectrum Lending; if the loans performed poorly, the Countrywide brand would not be tarnished.

The Greens MP Adam Bandt said Abbott should step in to bring the inquiry to an end because its work would "forever be tarnished".

"In the U.S. press, he got the drug issues and the money-for-votes issues, and maybe he should've left earlier, so his legacy wouldn't be tarnished," de Varona said.

Maybe it would be wise to wait until the Yankees won the Series with a victory Saturday night or Sunday night, but even if they were to lose both games, the reputation they have forged would not be tarnished greatly.