Sentence examples for discredits from inspiring English sources

Their policymakers argue that China's path to prosperity defies and discredits the simple formulas propagated in Washington.In this section When freedom stumbles Lin's long swim Open up those highways ReprintsMr Lin is a student of China's economic reforms.

Whenever the government stops petrol prices from rising in line with oil prices, queues at the pump merely lengthen.Inflation undermines capitalism, according to Keynes, in part because it discredits entrepreneurs.

"Hundreds of millions of people have been trained to accept anything any site wants to throw at them as being the 'normal way' to conduct business online".Cybercrime discredits the use of the internet not only by business but by government too.

Even some eminent New Labour academics think the notion that one in four Britons is living in poverty is so counter-intuitive that it discredits the very notion of poverty.

Now the problem is not just lack of effort to build support for this dramatic constitutional innovation, but the fact that the transition to EMU discredits the whole idea.

Senator Richard Shelby says: "The final RFP discredits the integrity of the entire process".

This discredits the claim that e-waste is being dumped in poor countries.

"He actually had [an] instruction, probably pinned on the wall: 'Nothing from this office should go forth which discredits the capitalist system.

The story discredits him and his circle of siloviki, the former and present members of the security services.

Such callousness discredits him: didn't the ties of friendship and loyalty oblige Bond to care?

So where exactly is the debate that properly deconstructs and discredits Hopkins' views?