Sentence examples for may discredit from inspiring English sources

"Posts that may discredit the police department are against police.

Economic wobbles before the election may discredit Peronism's claim to be the party of strong government.

Pessimists fear that the sight of a shamelessly corrupt new member may discredit the very notion of the EU's enlargement.

And now the last, ugliest, most fraudulent manifestation is failing so spectacularly that it may discredit populism itself for years to come.

Simulation of non-spherical samples, i.e. budding yeast cells and erythrocytes, demonstrated that sample orientations have significant influence on the impedance measurements and thus may discredit the volume detection of non-spherical cells by using microfluidic impedance cytometry.

The administration is under investigation for some very serious crimes that may discredit the whole regime and incriminate, even incarcerate, some of them, including Trump family members and perhaps Trump himself.

It is unquestionably gone for good, and his ignominious end may help discredit the others.

The PRI's sad legacy, which propelled Mr. Fox to power, may yet discredit his promises.

The surprisingly bad results for the Lib Dems may well discredit Nick Clegg's confrontational approach towards Labour.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Opposition candidates are cautiously optimistic that they may have greatly improved their strength in the next Parliament, despite widespread charges of fraud and low voter turnout that may yet discredit the results of Saturday's election.

In some ways it may even discredit some of your efforts.