Sentence examples for fall into disrepute from inspiring English sources

If the wrong names were listed too often, the system would soon fall into disrepute.

In retirement, he laments the plight of the umpires and how baseball has allowed the position to fall into disrepute.

One reason is that, like any other arms-control regime, unless it is seen to be enforced it will fall into disrepute.

And second, public-sector debt (net of liquid assets like foreign-exchange reserves) was to be held at a sustainable level, subsequently defined by the Treasury as below 40% of GDP.The golden rule was the first to fall into disrepute.

As an alternative to the politics of deception and displacement activity, we might accept that our membership of the EU brings far more benefits than costs, but understand that in the absence of dependable labour standards, housing and other essentials, it could well fall into disrepute.

If the case were allowed to stay in New York, the entire bankruptcy system would fall into disrepute, Campbell argued.

With midterm elections coming up on June 15, all three dominant political parties have fallen into disrepute, leaving Mexicans orphaned and without alternatives to purge the country of rampant corruption.

So alchemy fell into disrepute.

Following Pascal's critique, casuistry fell into disrepute.

But during the 20th century, this practice fell into disrepute.

Our subject then falls into disrepute and incomprehension.