Sentence examples for deep disrepute from inspiring English sources

As Christopher Sims of Princeton University has put it, "Use of quantitative models as a guide to real-time policy advice was cast into such deep disrepute that academic research on the topic nearly completely ceased".It did not start again until academic economists found new foundations for their models, foundations that would not shift under their feet when policies changed.

The caveat here is that when a bubble finally bursts, the object of the bubble usually falls into deep disrepute.

More recently, the qualification has been thrown into deeper disrepute by the heavy dependence of companies such as Enron on MBA recruits.

Parliament is a closed club that risks falling into deeper disrepute, further removed from its voters, less responsive to the increasingly complex feelings voters want to express.

Flynn, a member of the public administration and constitutional affairs committee, said: "I welcome this appointment because it will drive the honours system into deeper disrepute.

Instead they will throw us into even deeper crisis and disrepute.

Terrorism by the few (albeit supported by the many) has brought the whole nation into disrepute; the resurrection of the intifada has caused deep suffering.

Raheem said everyone who knew the family was in deep shock and felt hatred towards Shire Ali for bringing their faith into disrepute.

Ineffective policies are caused by deep structural factors regardless of which party is in charge, bringing our government into ever-worsening disrepute.

Mitchell, who has been waiting more than a year for the outcome of the investigations into police officers over claims that they leaked information and conspired against him, said: "It is a matter of deep concern that the police forces employing these officers have concluded that their conduct has not brought the police service into disrepute.

He said it was a matter of "deep concern" that the police forces employing the three officers had concluded their conduct had not brought the police service into disrepute, adding that most people would disagree.