Sentence examples for based on bad evidence from inspiring English sources

Much bad policy is based on bad evidence, and rigorous research can expose that.

Then an applause line: "He's got a great secretary of state!" Clinton summarizes up Colin Powell's endorsement of Obama: "His opponent's advisers are the same neocons that got us into the Iraq war based on bad evidence".

Lepore basically says Disruption Theory is no-good because it's reckless, based on bad evidence and can't predict the future.

Collins said the company planned to appeal Judge Larson's ruling and that his injunction was based on bad evidence.

Also in 2007, the American Bar Association called for a nationwide moratorium on capital punishment based on its detailed study of state death penalty systems, which found racial disparities, convictions based on bad evidence, grossly inadequate indigent defense systems, and a host of other problems with the implementation of capital punishment in this country.

You don't: So back to Matthews: this whole deficit fever has been based on bad logic and weak evidence.

That may produce an even deeper level of inequality across states, with some politicians and government officials making good decisions based on evidence and others making lousy choices based on bad information.

The plan was based on bad intelligence.

Most of them are bad pins based on bad art, or bad pins based on good art.

"What am I supposed to do with that?" (Um — run the toxicology test Lena requested?) Abu-Jaber must sense the reader's objection, because she labors to give Frank an excuse, but it only highlights the silliness: "You know how the county loves running expensive tests based on evidence like bad smells".

It is signed by those who fear, based on decades of evidence of bad behaviour, that the tobacco companies are getting involved in the nicotine delivery devices in order to undermine bans on cigarette advertising and smoking in public places.