Sentence examples for Have deprecated from inspiring English sources

Mr Galloway's critics have deprecated him for, as they see it, questioning the evils of forced marriage by challenging whether Ms Shah was 15 or 16 at the time of her wedding to a man who she insists later beat her.

He would be likely to need the support not just of May, whose aides have deprecated the "chumocracy" he created in government since she took over in July, but of other European leaders too, some of whom were angry at what they felt was Cameron's negligence in failing to win the referendum.

Managing both of these simultaneously is a remarkably high burden and we have deprecated and almost eliminated the use of numeric bond orders.

Amis has deprecated the importance of dialogue, saying it's too easy to write, "like riding a bike downhill".

But in 1980 the Whitney had been included in the Upper East Side Historic District, designed to preserve just those buildings that Breuer had deprecated to Newsweek.

Anyone who compares the content of my book with Birmingham's, and then reads the article from the Guardian, will readily discern how Birmingham has deprecated the work that made his revelation possible.

Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about criticism of the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, for his decision to participate in a telecast that depicts Democrats as being "against people of faith" misstated the given name of a Democratic senator from Colorado who said that one participant in the telecast had deprecated the senator's Roman Catholic faith.

Google has deprecated – what we think of as – PageRank years ago, internally they don't even use this word anymore.

The design was not free from controversy; former Mint Director Samuel Moore had deprecated the use of the pileus.

We anticipate that our implementation be of interest to others who wish to port code from languages that have been deprecated (Brook+) or may soon be deprecated (CUDA).

Artists including Grayson Perry, Julian Lloyd Webber and David Hare have strongly deprecated the Ebacc, and the 2012 Turner prize winner, Elizabeth Price, warned that its introduction risks a situation in which "art is something that is available only to privileged people, and expressive only of that experience".