Sentence examples for strongly deprecated from inspiring English sources

Artists including Grayson Perry, Julian Lloyd Webber and David Hare have strongly deprecated the Ebacc, and the 2012 Turner prize winner, Elizabeth Price, warned that its introduction risks a situation in which "art is something that is available only to privileged people, and expressive only of that experience".

In an article published in 1930, Bonney strongly deprecated as altogether premature the appeals that have been made to the younger generations of gynaecological surgeons not to embark on the operative treatment of cancer of the cervix, but instead to take up radium therapy, the present estimate of whose value in this connexion is founded solely on figures from abroad.

MD5 is strongly deprecated and this points to troubling software development security practices in Yahoo or its suppliers".

14 15 While previous studies have shown BMIcentile to have a higher correlation with fat mass than weight for height or skinfold thickness, 11 12 our results strongly deprecate the use of ΔBMIcentile for longitudinal tracking of adiposity change among children and adolescents.

Analogically, abbreviations of deprecated full form terms should be deprecated as well.

/ She deprecated his efforts.

Women are deprecated enough already.

They deprecated that, and Teresa looked around.

In conclusion, she deprecated sharply the 'Freudian school' of criticism".

At the time, I deprecated the event for politicizing aesthetics.

Unusually for modern academia, he showered praise on colleagues and deprecated his own triumphs.