Sentence examples for fully discredited from inspiring English sources

The euro, finally and fully discredited, would then meet a very messy end.

Wakefield launched the modern anti-vaccine movement after publishing a study, now fully discredited as fraudulent, that connected autism to the MMR vaccine.

They should, instead, consider how fully discredited the profession would be if all its members (rather than just a few leading lights) agreed on a policy measure that turned out, in retrospect, to be completely incorrect.

That "call to action" has been fully discredited in subsequent years, but has driven horrible policy ever since.

But as I discussed in a lengthy article four years ago, this theory has been fully discredited over the years as a cost-containment tool in U.S. health care.

This bizarre claim comes from just one paper published in 1998 in the medical journal Lancet, subsequently withdrawn for suspicions of scientific fraud, and fully discredited by later study.

Here's actually what some of these things look like in the electron microscope to see whether we can either believe or fully discredit the imaginations of the artists.

The idea is not simply to show where Mr. Obama has gone wrong as president, but to fully discredit him as a person, and play into the article of faith among many Republicans that he has no legitimate claim to the White House.

However, the mounting evidence on the effectiveness of WCF does not fully discredit Truscott's doubts on WCF.

I listened carefully to Stern, as he smoothly explained away the study by seeking to fully discredit the scholar who wrote the article.

Tatyana Vinnichenko explained that registering as a "foreign agent" would fully discredit her organization's work in support of the LGBT communities in Russia as the term carries a negative connotation to the society at large.