Sentence examples for bogus conclusions from inspiring English sources

"So instead of focusing on the bogus conclusions of this study," Merriman continued, "we're going to focus on providing a great public education to all of our students, no matter where they live".

"Despite being roundly and thoroughly debunked," she wrote, "the industry lobby continues to release these studies and push their bogus conclusion about cost increases".

The good news is that compared to the baby boomer historians, commentators, journalists, and other opinion makers who are too bought into the status quo to even dream of questioning the Dulles Commission's bogus methods and conclusions regarding the JFK assassination, the young people today are far less kowtowed by the threat of being thrust into the "tin foil hat" conspiracy crowd.

"Fortunately, the conclusion of this bogus reinvestigation clears the way for the Friedman team to return to court based upon the new evidence we've collected as well as the increasing likelihood of obtaining the original case documents".

I asked Ms. Frank whether she objected to people drawing their own conclusions from her work, making possibly bogus or sentimental readings of it.

Kaptchuk counters that such techniques haven't been shown to have any physiological effect, and he sticks to his conclusion: There's a real difference between bogus treatments.

The manhunt reached a conclusion when Cregan ambushed the constables following a bogus 999 call to a house in Abbey Gardens in Hattersley.

One conclusion could be that the reasons for the March 2011 attack were bogus.

Each came to the same conclusion: that Congress's rationale for scrapping the financial disclosure rules was bogus".

Although his paper was filled with absurd statements, it actually reached a conclusion--however bogus--that gravity was still an idea open to serious debate.

"Bogus, bogus.