Sentence examples for basis of shaky data from inspiring English sources

Yes, certain researchers have questioned their efficacy in particular areas — sometimes, I believe, on the basis of shaky data.

Cheong said the NIS had been "rash" in reporting the execution on the basis of "shaky, unconfirmed intelligence".

Karel Kramář, who had supported the Pan-Slav idea, was tried for high treason and found guilty on the basis of shaky evidence.

But it would be a mistake to embrace deep, irreversible tax cuts on the basis of shaky surplus projections that may not pan out a decade hence.

"The prime minister's comments," she says, "were made on the basis of inaccurate data.

designing interventions on the basis of the data in hand.

Several estimates would be based on shaky data material so that the outcome would in part reflect the personal opinion of those who produced the series.

"But I equally think it's not acceptable to vilify a hospital, the way Stafford Hospital is vilified, on the basis of relatively shaky evidence from the Healthcare Commission".

But that didn't stop many in the media from weighing in, building edifices of soaring opinion on the shakiest of data.

But it is not the nation's problem, and certainly not a reason for dismantling the ever shaky basis of personal freedom from state power.

Greenspan's successor will have a tough task in maintaining his reputation as the guru of Wall Street: but if the pessimists are right about the shaky basis of the current economic recovery, that reputation may yet be tarnished.