Discredited in a sentence

Concepts that seemed like they might be publishers’ next big money maker, like NFTs and live service games, have already been discredited and that really doesn’t leave anything but indie gaming.

For many Palestinians, they offer an alternative to the discredited PA.

For this, the G-men relied on the thoroughly discredited Southern Poverty Law Center, an outfit that raises big bucks by flogging lefty hysteria.

If you try to do that you will very quickly be found out and the scientists who tried to do it will be discredited.

Mr Gibbs said that: “With each allegation that’s discredited, the possibility, the reality, that false allegations, even apparently convincing false allegations, really do happen.

None of these outcomes are exaggerations, as much as some may try to argue (the same discredited voices who insisted that Trump would go quietly and not press for a coup after the 2020 election).

Specifically choosing European writers so they would not be discredited.

The bill aims to transfer wealth from Silicon Valley to the discredited and distrusted corporate legacy media.

The lawsuit contends that California’s approach, known as the End of Life Option Act, harks back to the discredited practice of eugenics, which once sought to keep people with disabilities and other minority groups from reproducing.

The only evidence that he intentionally misled the Commons is from the ‘discredited Dominic Cummings’, and that Cummings’ assertions are not ‘supported by any documentation’, Mr Johnson said.

The paper has since been discredited by health experts, retracted from the journal in which it was published, and its primary author, Andrew Wakefield, lost his medical licence.

This story, now widely discredited, played a pivotal role in justifying the invasion of Iraq.

Those who insist on the discredited theory of polygenesis believe in a plurality of races (that there are three, five, or eight) that existed in a hierarchy.

Amusing how the same pro-CCP/Kremlin voices (though often under changing usernames) are always present, repeating their oft-discredited nonsense.

As autism is more often diagnosed in young male children it is likely that a cohort of now young men were not vaccinated due to parental decisions informed by this "erroneous science" which has since been discredited.

But Belo has since had his reputation discredited, at least outside of East Timor, after the Vatican revealed in 2022 that he had been sanctioned for sexually abusing young boys.

But there has been a steep rise in cases among adolescents and university students in recent years, mostly among those whose parents rejected the MMR jab for them as infants over fears – later discredited – that the vaccine was linked to autism.

Congressional Republicans have championed Smirnov’s now-discredited allegations for roughly a year in their efforts to impeach President Biden, though not by name.

If the top flight was discredited, opposition to its dismantling would be diminished and the prospect of the secession of six or seven English clubs would be much more real.

It might not have been his intended goal, but Comer has actually excelled when it comes to calling witnesses who’ve discredited Republicans’ conspiracy theories.