Sentence examples for disrepute that from inspiring English sources

If there's any issue with bringing the honours system into disrepute that lies with the people who gave it to him.

It is not clear what punishment any drivers might receive in future, but the F1 regulations contain a catch-all rule about bringing the sport into disrepute that could be applied.

The Nigerian government might feel like it has averted the kind of global disrepute that plagued the administration of former President Goodluck Jonathan following its poor response to the kidnapping of the Chibok girls.

"So, at the outset of the discussions, what came onto the table was literally every possible sanction and every possible issue that could be raised, whether that was bringing the game into disrepute that had gone on or the 'unknowns' as we call them that were still being discussed at the time.

Liberalism itself has fallen into such disrepute that many adherents refuse to call themselves liberals.

The Economist took a sterner line, arguing that he was dragging his office into such disrepute that he would eventually lose all standing both at home and abroad.

We dished out a fine for bringing the game into disrepute, and that was that.

Labour's national executive committee is investigating whether Danczuk has brought the party into disrepute, something that could see him expelled.

For the outcomes of World Cup games to be shaped by this prejudice brings the sport into disrepute, if that isn't an oxymoron.

A major reason why they have fallen into disrepute is that superficial understanding of them has resulted in poor experimental methodology and consequent failure to extract useful information.

The pair are still due to face the Cricket Discipline Commission, though, and a possible charge of bringing the game into disrepute now that criminal proceedings have been completed.