Sentence examples for had been discrediting from inspiring English sources

The e-mails appeared to show that scientists had been discrediting and attempting to boycott journals that published papers by their opponents.

The traditional nationalist European right had been discredited by fascism.

"The idea of painting had been discredited," he says.

By then the tracking share fad had been discredited.

Sarah Ebner described how she knew that Wakefield's work had been discredited.

And while neoliberalism had been discredited, western governments used the crisis to try to entrench it.

By 1930 the "Right Opposition," as Rykov and his colleagues came to be known, had been discredited.

By that time, however, the party had been discredited, and in the election of December 1918 Sinn Féin won easily.

Now that the Hindu gods had been discredited by defeat, Jayavarman placed himself under the patronage of Mahayana Buddhism.

Back in his native Panama, it was as if an entire religion had been discredited.

But, by and large, MMP was read against a backdrop in which a religious basis for ethics had been discredited.