Sentence examples for denigrating potential from inspiring English sources

They just created Correct the Record, a "dedicated research and rapid response communications project to prevent Republicans from denigrating potential Democratic candidates with baseless attacks".

Of course, the estimated $30 million campaign, for the Pennzoil brand, the first from its new agency, TBWA/Chiat/Day, does not denigrate potential customers as idiots.

Most of Bryce's Wall Street Journal columns sang the praises of oil and coal and denigrated the potential of wind and other renewable energy technologies.

In the course of ingratiating himself with these potential donors, Schiller was caught denigrating Tea Party members and Republicans in language that the corporation later said it was appalled by.

Lavinia despairs of clumsy language: "It is one thing to be merely prosaic, but to use words in a way that perverted their potential or denigrated their power was something that violated Lavinia's aesthetic principles".The hand of Lavinia's betrothed "fluttered involuntarily as if it were the only part of him sensitive enough to register emotion or disobedient enough to display it".

Since those attacks began in recent weeks, Mr. Gore and his running mate, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, accused Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney of denigrating the American military, which they said sent a bad signal to allies and potential adversaries.

It's denigrating the plant.

Denigrating it does not eliminate it.

Could this be denigrating of women?

"Sometimes, part of making a deal is denigrating your competition".

I'm neither denigrating colour, nor plunging into nostalgia.