Sentence examples for discredited position from inspiring English sources

But their argument that scientists should refrain from speaking about the societal implications of their vital research is an outmoded and increasingly discredited position.

But this is not the same as winning a moral argument and doing away with a discredited position.

As to game formalism, although philosophers may accuse mathematicians of a tendency to lapse into this discredited position, very few philosophers advance views resembling the game formalists.

He betrays a modernist's presumption that his own metanarrative somehow reflects "truth" while the narrative of his opponent represents a "fairytale". To be able to hold to such a discredited position with a straight face, Postel must also have cut his classes in modern cognitive psychology.

The Food and Drug Administration stands by its discredited position that the deferral policy usefully reduces the risk of transmitting the virus that causes AIDS.

Shrank can't explain why some physicians discourage generic drugs, but the American Medical Association has discredited this position, noting that the scientific evidence is too weak to support such concerns.

This shows the weakness of their argument and discredits their position.

They used every means in their power to discredit my position". Her voice became shrill.

"Republican attacks are nothing more than an attempt to discredit my position as a member of Congress and distract from the real hate within their own party — including from the president himself," Omar said in a statement provided before McCarthy spoke Friday.

Will the leaders wake up to this in order to play the roles they have sworn to uphold or will they further discredit their position, their institutions, and help to destroy the very systems that they have been entrusted to maintain?

Mr President, ever since this Parliament voted by an overwhelming majority to endorse the European Constitution a month ago, some of those who were in the minority have sought to disrupt and discredit the position taken by the European Parliament.