Sentence examples for strongly discredited from inspiring English sources
When Batjer discussed how a fellow committee member could use data collected by Casson that outside experts strongly discredited, she wondered how the group's new leadership could consider following the path of the old.
He has objected strongly to long discredited nostrums such as "nation-building", suggesting in another interview that it is wrong "to tell people who have [had] dictatorships or worse for centuries how to run their own countries".
The credible interval on the correlation included a value of 0.0 but was wide, r(23) = − .14, 95% BCI = [− .58,.30], indicating that the data lacked resolution to strongly support or discredit the possibility of tradeoffs between the two tasks.
"Discredited doctor Andrew Wakefield, discredited doctor Andrew Wakefield".
"They also claimed that the approach taken by the Scottish government had been "widely discredited in research studies" when in fact there is broad consensus among researchers, who strongly support the approach as the correct one".
CNN immediately discredited it.
Our history is discredited.
Eventually, F.C. was discredited.
Should discredited figures be memorialised?
Hasn't eugenics been discredited?
