Sentence examples for disreputable tactics from inspiring English sources

Remain campaigners accused Vote Leave of "disreputable" tactics by questioning the integrity of the IFS.

The Rendell camp accused the Casey camp of "disreputable tactics," only to be informed that the man with the camera really was Philly Press, also known as Philip D. Press to those who do not know him or his nickname.

It's both sad and infuriating that you equate the group MoveOn with the disreputable smear tactics of the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.

The tactic has a rich, albeit disreputable history that seems to trace its modern roots to Bill Laimbeer and his 1980s Detroit Pistons teammates.

What particularly alarms I.R.S. and Treasury officials is what they call a growing willingness by prominent companies that are well known for guarding their public image to engage in the kind of tax avoidance tactics more characteristic of the most disreputable companies.

The tactics of some opponents have been quite disreputable, including a transparent attempt to discredit him on the verge of his election at the Episcopal general convention in Minneapolis.

But the Republicans are in reality resorting to a tried-and-true W. tactic: the promotion of deeply compromised, often disreputable individuals--a kind of lemon diversity that only highlights their cynicism and contempt for the public.

But disreputable manoeuvres come at a price and Labour does not notice how its tactics repel thoughtful people from the Muslim world.

Are those entirely disreputable?

Not too disreputable, really.

Currently, disreputable stage hypnotist.