Sentence examples for a systematic denigration of from inspiring English sources

This has gone hand in hand with a systematic denigration of civil servants.

Once again, we have the makings of a systematic denigration of a people, and yet the world stands by.

The motive, says Mr Arnault's camp, for luxury-goods analyst Claire Kent's "systematic denigration" of LVMH was its lucrative advisory work for Gucci.

All too often, this image management combines with culturally entrenched misogyny to result in the systematic denigration of the women with whom the politician was involved.

James Bentley gives an account of how this came about, prefacing it with the comment, "Tischendorf therefore now embarked on the remarkable piece of duplicity which was to occupy him for the next decade, which involved the careful suppression of facts and the systematic denigration of the monks of Mount Sinai".

This is all vintage Livingstone – a touch of humour to round off a serious point, an outrageous denigration of a Labour leader, and total self-belief.

"Clearly, there was a systematic failure of oversight".

A systematic review of recent epidemiologic evidence.

A systematic review of acupuncture antiemesis trials.

"It can be burning of a church, or denigration of a particular point of view in an anti-Semitic or other manner in public discourse.

Continued rejection is not a criticism of you or a denigration of your abilities--it is simply an unfortunate byproduct of the recruitment process.