Sentence examples for discredited of from inspiring English sources

But the covert fact-collectors have been discredited of late.

In 2010, after the national group's demise amid allegations — some later discredited — of mismanagement and fiscal impropriety, Mr. Kest and colleagues founded New York Communities for Change.

The news is so bleak that a recent rumor, later discredited, of a liquidity shortfall at one of the largest banks, Commerzbank, was enough to stir talk that Germany was facing a full-blown banking crisis.

I have never believed in censorship, but it struck me that these words, though possibly tolerable if spoken as personal testimony in a documentary, have no justification when given by a male writer to a female fictional character because they appear to validate one of the nastiest and most discredited of male fantasies.

But the totally bogus "discrediting" of climate science has had serious implications.

Strong philosophical emphases on prevention, eradication, and restoration may lead to discounting or discrediting of practices that accept nonnatives as ineradicable or in some cases desirable (Ewel and Putz 2003; Goodenough 2010).

The unions are deeply discredited because of a long history of corruption.

The report caused outrage and was widely discredited; two of its authors resigned.

In general, in fact, discredited ways of talking and thinking about art are back in fashion.

"The PRI discredited all of us, saying we were careless, inept or sold out.

Livingstone told the PM programme on BBC Radio 4: "Britain and America are so discredited because of our record in Afghanistan and Iraq.