Derogating

His derogating attitude towards the team's efforts created a negative work environment.

The coach's derogating remarks about the player's skills affected his confidence on the field.

His derogating comments about her intelligence caused a lot of tension in the office.

The teacher's derogating remarks about the student's abilities discouraged her from pursuing the subject further.

The customer left a derogating comment on the restaurant's online review page.

His derogating remarks about her intelligence hurt her feelings.

The critical article was derogating towards the author's writing style.

The student was suspended for derogating the school's dress code policy.

The athlete was disqualified for derogating the rules of the game.

The artist's painting received criticism for derogating the traditional standards of beauty in the art world.

The derogating of traffic laws by reckless drivers has caused an alarming increase in road accidents.

The derogating of traffic laws can lead to accidents.

The employee's derogating of safety procedures resulted in a workplace accident.

The government imposed strict penalties for derogating environmental regulations.

The manager scolded the employee for his derogating of company policies.

The derogating of personal boundaries is considered unacceptable behavior.

The derogating of religious customs and traditions led to tensions and conflicts within the community.

The student faced consequences for derogating the reputation of her teacher with false rumors.

The online troll spent hours derogating other users on social media platforms.

The politician resorted to derogating his opponent's policies during the debate.

The jealous classmate resorted to derogating the academic abilities of the top student.

The rival company launched a derogating ad campaign to tarnish their competitor's reputation.

The politician's opponents resorted to derogating his achievements in public speeches.

The student's derogating comments about the teacher's competence caused unrest in the classroom.

The rival company launched a smear campaign, derogating our products in advertisements.

His constant derogating remarks about his colleagues made him unpopular in the office.

The athlete's competitors resorted to derogating her performance to undermine her confidence.

The disgruntled employee began derogating his boss's leadership skills to his coworkers.

The gossip columnist enjoyed derogating celebrities in her articles.

The tabloid newspaper was notorious for derogating public figures to sell more copies.

Some critics take pleasure in derogating the work of talented artists.

The coach made derogating remarks about the opposing team's performance.

My friend's derogating comments about my outfit hurt my feelings.

The movie received derogating reviews from critics.

The driver was fined for derogating traffic laws by running a red light.

The journalist's biased reporting was derogating the principles of journalistic integrity.

The politician made derogating remarks about his opponent's qualifications.

The derogating jokes about his appearance made him self-conscious.

The derogating of ethical standards by the pharmaceutical company raised concerns about the safety of their medications.

The derogating of academic integrity by plagiarizing another student's work led to severe disciplinary action.

The derogating of contractual obligations by the contractor resulted in delays and cost overruns for the construction project.

The derogating of civil liberties in the name of national security has sparked widespread public outcry.

The journalist received criticism for derogating journalistic ethics in his article.

The company's derogating of environmental regulations resulted in significant pollution and damage to local ecosystems.

The CEO's derogating of workplace safety regulations put employees at risk of accidents and injuries.

The derogating of human rights in the war-torn region has led to a humanitarian crisis.

The defendant was charged with derogating the terms of the contract.