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The hotel fell into disrepute after the shooting incident.

one of the top clubs in the country is close to bringing the game into disrepute .

timeshare has been brought into disrepute by dubious sales methods.

The company's actions have brought it into disrepute.

The scandal has caused the politician to fall into disrepute.

The business was tainted by disrepute due to unethical practices.

The organization is trying to rebuild its reputation after falling into disrepute.

The celebrity's actions have brought them into disrepute among fans.

The disrepute of the company led to a decrease in sales.

The disrepute of the brand spread quickly on social media.

The organization's disrepute was a result of mismanagement.

The company is facing disrepute in the industry due to recent scandals.

The disrepute of the product led to a loss of customer trust.

“Weasley has brought the Ministry into disrepute, ” Mr. Malfoy told our reporter.

Most people seek fame and praise and avoid blame and disrepute.

Even where the profession is in disrepute, high-flyers can be lured into the classroom.

And from the middle of the nineteenth century, phrenology began to fall out of favor and eventually into total disrepute.

It's among the Eight Worldly Winds, namely: praise and blame, success and failure, pleasure and pain, and fame and disrepute.

Many will follow their depraved conduct and will bring the way of truth into disrepute.

You ought not to do anything that is calculated to bring a sacred thing into disrepute.

His competitors denounced him for bringing the industry into disrepute, and he started to receive personal threats.

He said he wanted to 'dismiss all this meaningless nonsense which long has dominated metaphysical thought and brought it into disrepute.

" Is that wrong" ? " It has always been held in disrepute — especially by those who had the same opportunities and didn't take them."