Sentence examples similar to Discredited name from inspiring English sources
Has it already been noted, discredited or named for someone with far more suitable credentials?
In past episodes, Smithsonian has distanced itself from Baliunas, who discredits their name.
This time, the protectee or protectees are unnamed government wrongdoers trying to discredit a (named) whistle-blower.
In a paper prepared for the British International Studies Association BISAA), Dr Thornton claimed the university later "refused to apologise to the men" and also began to "resort to defensive measures that attempted to discredit their names".
In a paper prepared for the British International Studies Association (BISA), anti-terror expert Dr Thornton claimed the university later "refused to apologise to the men" and also began to "resort to defensive measures that attempted to discredit their names".
One where even dedicated public servants, appointed for the purpose of seeing to our laws being carried out, may find their work discredited and their names smeared in the press by their own party members, should they prove too much a thorn in the side of those interests.
These women toiled in obscurity in small, all female labs, forbidden the use of telescopes, their discoveries discredited or their names attached as footnotes to well-known male scientists.
President Correa, who denied knowledge of the contracts and had them cancelled when they came to light, filed a $10m £6.4mm) lawsuit against Mr Calderon and his co-author for attempting to discredit his good name.
The kind of financing at issue, since discredited, goes by the telling name of "death spiral preferred".
And even the name General Motors is so discredited that it's being pulled off the products.
