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• In his view, this produced better results because the companies wished to avoid their respectability being tarnished.

• Although that image is tarnished now, the damage to public confidence in, and support for, state pensions may be hard to reverse.

• Moreover, a combination of ineptness and outright corruption tarnished relief efforts across the states.

• However, in the reader's critical distance from the novel and its events, his sympathy is tarnished by his rational upbringing.

• The president justifies a greater role for himself by tarnishing the legitimacy and representative nature of the legislative branch as a competitor for power.

• As a result, auditors themselves may be held liable facing civil lawsuits tarnishing their reputation and causing financial distress.

• The reputation of the metropolitan police who took the final decision to disperse the meeting was tarnished by this episode.

• In his interviews, the belief that self-interests tarnished the purity of the struggle is strong.

• The team's unbeaten start to the 1948-49 season was tarnished by reports of poor and unfair play.

• The idiosyncratic, eclectic, out-of-date focus tarnishes a work that fails to be either a good reference book or a stirring survey of contemporary research.

• We have to be careful concerning anything which tarnishes the nation.

• Such pronouncements, implicit and explicit, made by the judiciary, tarnish the honour of the family rather than redeem it.

• Even before the quake, the mass media had tarnished the image of incorporated public-interest corporations.

• We are also considering a system of civil fines for behaviour that, although not criminal, nevertheless tarnishes the market's reputation.

• I never suggested that the general public service was tarnished.