Sentence examples for may be discredited from inspiring English sources

The man may be discredited, his style may be objectionable.

Anastylosis may be discredited, but it is far from being disinherited as a methodology".

One sad side effect of this scandal is that some good ideas may be discredited by association with Enron.

But if the medical and economic problems become too severe, the entire party leadership may be discredited and in peril, some experts say.

Should Anwar be discredited, the government may feel more confident of holding on to power in elections that must be held by 2013.

Dr. Millard is being set up to be discredited.

I am just trying to be discredited".

All but a few of us are struggling now with a sense of lowered expectations, and although "trickle-down economics" may have been discredited when it comes to sharing prosperity, it may very well hold true when it comes to sharing scarcity.

The myth that Eskimos have dozens of words for snow may have been discredited by linguists, but Mr. Cohn, using a widescreen digital video camera, has discovered at least a dozen distinct shades of white, from the bluish glow of the winter ice to the warm creaminess of coats made of polar bear fur.

In part, this may be explained by the additional STI-related stigma that can arise within health care settings (e.g., patients must reveal the relevant details of their sexual behaviour in order to seek help from caregivers, thereby risking becoming discredited; patients may also fear being discredited to other clinic staff who may have access to their charts).

The previously mentioned values along with the feeling of being discredited, may affect work motivation and identification with the place of employment.