Sentence examples for seriously discredited from inspiring English sources
It might not take much a sleaze scandal, say, or another lavish high-profile holiday for the shadow cabinet to be seriously discredited.From the time Tony Blair became Labour's leader in 1994, British politics has had an air of inevitability.
This null result seriously discredited the ether theories and ultimately led to the proposal by Albert Einstein in 1905 that the speed of light is a universal constant.
"Discredited doctor Andrew Wakefield, discredited doctor Andrew Wakefield".
He clearly does – although the idea that his brother, David, would have escaped similar ridicule as an out-of-touch geek if he had won the leadership can't be taken seriously, quite apart from his links to some of the most discredited parts of New Labour's record.
Primakov's recourse to price controls (does he seriously expect them to work?) and the return to long-discredited ideas that protectionism and subsidies will spur gnp growth are wrongheaded and, if pursued, will end badly.
Despite some improvements over last year's discredited presidential election, the final results were widely perceived as being seriously tainted by fraud in important places.
It is now generally accepted that there were doubtless a series of migrations, although the now-discredited view that an Indo-Aryan invasion took place was once seriously entertained.
Mission accomplished, to use a discredited phrase?
"It was a discredited genre".
