Sentence examples for been discounted from inspiring English sources
verb
To deduct from an account, debt, charge, and the like; to make an abatement of.
- Merchants sometimes discount five or six per cent for prompt payment of bills.
All have since been discounted, except Wimps.
But evidence of similar behavior by Neanderthals has been discounted.
Then that abortion made you infertile, which has been discounted.
"It was that they had already been discounted".
Those possibilities have largely been discounted by Dr. Kay.
But this has largely been discounted by the researchers.
The value of most herbs and supplements has been discounted or remains unproven.
Early reports of spores arriving in the post have largely been discounted.
After the show, the 100 most popular laptops have historically been discounted 8 percent.
Yet, those decisions have already been discounted by the markets and are being overrun by events.
Farmers' knowledge has been discounted by too many for too long, says Melaku.
