Sentence examples for discredited with from inspiring English sources

He left office in 2008, deeply discredited with Pakistanis and at odds with the Bush administration.

But Mr. Musharraf left office in 2008, deeply discredited with Pakistanis and at odds with the Bush administration.

Payment protection insurance (PPI) is now widely discredited, with the mis-selling bill at £18bn and counting.

Because it fought on Saddam's side against Iran during the Iran-Iraq war, it has since then been completely discredited with ordinary Iranians in Iran.

Although later discredited (with Wakefield being struck off the medical register), the rate of vaccination against measles plummeted after the study's appearance in The Lancet.

It wasn't long before Deolalikar's paper was thoroughly discredited, with Dr. Moshe Vardi, a computer-science professor at Rice University, telling the Times, "I think Deolalikar got his 15 minutes of fame".

(He's also quick to discredit, with convincing evidence, the rumors of foul play that the press entertained at the time).

It was based on a wide distribution of economic rewards, a high degree of civic participation, and respected national institutions, including the federal government, which the modern Republican Party has done everything it can to discredit (with help from feckless Democratic ideas and actions, not least the rollout of Obamacare).

He said he believed the term had become discredited, "associated with a pugnacious temperament".

The deficit scolds have discredited themselves with arguments that are wrong and also dishonest.

Fifth, many progressive and liberal personalities and parties that played key roles in the old liberal democratic political arena have been discredited, along with the liberal democratic system.