Sentence examples for particularly disreputable from inspiring English sources

If Reber and Reber had reported that I had died in some particularly disreputable way, I might have a case.

Obama inherited an Interior Department that he knew to be plagued by corruption, but he allowed the department's particularly disreputable Minerals Management Service to party on.

In 1881 the Republicans nominated a slate of particularly disreputable machine politicians; the Democrats saw the opportunity to gain the votes of disaffected Republicans by nominating a more honest candidate.

When the genre began to gel in the early 20th century, it was generally disreputable, particularly in the United States, where it first catered to a juvenile audience.

As I mentioned in the article, the hazards of the PACE mechanism are not insignificant, particularly the risk that disreputable contractors will be drawn to this new pot of money, promising more energy savings than they actually deliver.

These included fear of a perceived risk of infection perceived links between TB and other causes of discrimination, particularly poverty and low caste perceived links between TB and disreputable behaviour, particularly drinking alcohol, smoking tobacco and visiting sex-workers perceptions that TB was a divine curse sent down to punish former unacceptable behaviour.

Causes of discrimination by members of the general public included: fear of a perceived risk of infection; perceived links between TB and other causes of discrimination, particularly poverty and low caste; perceived links between TB and disreputable behaviour; and perceptions that TB was a divine punishment.

And given Google's much publicized vulnerability in social media, it's particularly important that this multinational corporation makes its search engine honest so that it doesn't become a disreputable tool in Google's battle with Facebook to control the emerging social web.

"In the last 12 months," Sir Roger noted, "malpractice in the media and the disreputable activities of the banks, have continued to poison the general public's view of business – and particularly big business".

Are those entirely disreputable?

Not too disreputable, really.