Sentence examples for into discrediting from inspiring English sources

"Looking back it was incredible that so much effort was going into discrediting me and my safety concerns," he says.

With debates raging about possible Syrian intervention and our membership of the European Union this week,  right-wing media continue to focus all of their efforts into discrediting laughably minor developments in Corbyn's life.

She told me, "The problem is that Conway [came] in and befriended all of my friends and turned a number of them into discrediting me" (Kieltyka, 2006f).

By that time, rhetoric had fallen into discredit.

Ethanol fell into discredit, for economic rather than technical reasons.

During the sixties, a number of historic adult modes had been thrown into discredit.

President Reagan refuted the overwhelming body of evidence documenting Contra human-rights abuses in the field by claiming that the Sandanistas were "engaging in a brutal campaign to bring the freedom-fighters into discredit --that "Communist operatives discredit --that-fighter uniforms, go into the countrysidiscredit --thatnd mutilate ordinary NiCommunist"..

However, if the success indicators (developed technologies and graduated companies) do not begin to emerge after 10-12 years, the project falls into discredit.

And eventually he brought into discredit the whole profession of analysts, with the result that Eliot Spitzer forced the brokerage houses to split banking from analysis altogether.

Even though the Ameghinean hypothesis fell into discredit, he was an early defender and promoter of the (by this epoch, controversial) Darwinian ideas among the community of Latin American paleontologists, anthropologists, and archeologists.

In predicting this he said, "This I mention not to assert when the time of the end shall be, but to put a stop to the rash conjectures of fanciful men who are frequently predicting the time of the end, and by doing so bring the sacred prophesies into discredit as often as their predictions fail".