Sentence examples for considered discredited from inspiring English sources

The idea was soon considered discredited.

Reich's experimental findings and interpretations were considered discredited, but not because of shoddy lab technique, as has often been claimed.

However, even if the labour theory of value is considered discredited, there are elements of his theory that remain of worth.

The procedure was considered discredited.

The second is more well-known and considered discredited today: the notion that organisms themselves, through intention, use and disuse, can change their bodies and that some of these changes are inherited.

Taken in May in the studio of the radio station Echo of Moscow, the photographs showed Mr. Navalny standing beside not Mr. Berezovsky but another Russian businessman, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, owner of the New Jersey Nets and a candidate for president — someone not considered a discrediting associate.

They should, instead, consider how fully discredited the profession would be if all its members (rather than just a few leading lights) agreed on a policy measure that turned out, in retrospect, to be completely incorrect.

In a joint article published in the Guardian, Chancellor George Osborne and the work and pensions secretary wrote: "To see why Labour's measure of poverty - defined as 60% of median income - is so discredited consider these perverse outcomes.

If you think junk bonds are discredited relics, consider that the face value of junk bonds issued in 1993 was far greater than in any year during their supposed heyday.

The decision by the Manhattan district attorney's office to call Tse to the stand is considered unusual because she discredited the testimony of Prue, a major government witness.

Guidelines were discredited and considered a form of 'nanny stateism'.