Sentence examples for entirely discredited from inspiring English sources

No single model has emerged from the turmoil either wholly vindicated or entirely discredited.

The "knowledge gap" model of science communication is surely entirely discredited by now.

The market-based approach was not entirely discredited by the World Bank's policies of the 1980s and 1990s.

Michael Gove's view is that the current qualification system is letting countless young students down and is entirely discredited.

This upbeat story hasn't been entirely discredited — if that had happened, the market wouldn't have rebounded on Tuesday.

He has appeared on cable television to say that protesters' tents outside St Paul's were empty, although that story had been entirely discredited.

Even Musk can't bring himself to entirely discredit the idea.

The detectives were completely discredited after this.

He will be totally discredited.

They question his taking credit for educational success in Massachusetts that was spurred by reforms instituted a decade before he became governor, and wonder why as a presidential candidate he is proposing entirely different, discredited education policies.

This will only discredit your school.