Sentence examples for cause discredit from inspiring English sources

Though we did not explore factors that are contributing to this, we think that the lack of budget, limitation in knowledge of researchers in conducting research in accordance with the methods and procedures of good clinical practice or the fear that a proper assessment of harms may cause discredit of the research findings could be some of the reasons.

PROBLEMS WITH CASE Discredited testimony.

Suit Discredits Visa, MasterCard Actions.

Mr. Connerly has faced accusations of profiteering before, as supporters of affirmative action highlighted his salary in an effort to discredit his cause.

Final causes are discredited, since they lead to difficulties in science and tempt us to amalgamate theological and teleological points of doctrine.

"I am now aware that the separate charges pending against me will be used to discredit the cause and also discredit" his colleagues, he said in the letter.

Many pro-globalisation books are so badly argued, so keen to deploy anecdote not evidence, that they discredit their cause.

Perhaps those sooner-the-better types are really Eurosceptic plants, trying to discredit the cause by making it out to be impervious to evidence and common sense.

But Anjem Choudary ranting on Newsnight has done more to discredit the cause of radical Islamists than a thousand woolly community cohesion festivals or Legs Akimbo style theatre.

But if Mr Obama goes about it the easy way, rather than the right way, he will discredit the cause he espouses, and thus damage the planet instead of saving it.

The new deterrence involves "kinetic" instruments, to use the military parlance for killing people, but also innovative information operations that might discredit a cause and scare away providers of funds.