Sentence examples for severely discredited from inspiring English sources
Several national leagues, notably China's, have been severely discredited by their rackets.All Europe's big political institutions have inveighed against sports corruption.
The UN security council, in theory the ultimate guardian and arbiter of member states' conduct, has been severely discredited.
In the process, the publication of the agreement to end the "fast unto death" before it even started has left the guru severely discredited.
Argentina's military government was severely discredited by its failure to prepare and support its own military forces in the invasion that it had ordered, and civilian rule was restored to Argentina in 1983.
Yeltsin and to a lesser extent Kravchuk were since severely discredited by their terms in office, but Shushkevich denies that there were any ulterior motives in their December 1991 act of dissolution.
In 1717 he entrusted the reform of French finances to a Scottish banker, John Law, whose innovations led to a financial disaster three years later that severely discredited Orléans's regime.
Daniel Mekonnen, a prominent Eritrean human rights lawyer living in Geneva, warns that a time of increased urgency, the aid deal could severely discredit the EU.
"The exclusion of community members severely discredits the 'early warning' theory often used by Michigan's Chief Executive [Snyder]," Jessup said.
(Neither Foos nor Talese appears aware of how severely Kinsey's own "research" has been discredited).
When the crisis made it obvious that finance has been severely underregulated, it was the anti-Keynesians who were discredited.
Their best armies in the peninsula were destroyed, the few remnants severely demoralized, and the only remaining consul (Varro) completely discredited.
