Sentence examples for would further tarnish from inspiring English sources

They also said the borrowing would further tarnish the state's bond rating.

Many presumed that Alex Gibney's Scientology documentary Going Clear, which portrayed Cruise in a negative light, would further tarnish the star's embattled reputation.

Meanwhile, efforts by Mr. Pearce, who is president of the State Senate, to forbid illegal immigrants to drive in the state or enroll in community colleges, failed to win the support of some Republicans who feared that such restrictions would further tarnish the state's image as well as damage its tourism industry.

For their part, the players insist their focus is on the field, where a mistake now would further tarnish what has been a spectacular season.

Or to further tarnish their image abroad, they say.

Even some industry veterans warn that such paydays could further tarnish the financial industry's sullied reputation.

The Pritzkers, who have a long and troubled history in the S.& L. business, said they hoped the agreement would prevent their reputation from being further tarnished by a government investigation into Superior's failure.

Clinton, worried about further tarnishing his legacy, would not delve too deeply into his personal drawer.

The Pritzkers, who have a long and troubled history in the S.& L. business and who once battled the Internal Revenue Service over estate taxes, said they hoped the agreement would also prevent their reputation from being further tarnished by a government investigation into the failure of Superior.

Accidents in recent years further tarnished the park's reputation.

Every day that passes, his personal reputation gets further tarnished.