Sentence examples for bogus statistics from inspiring English sources

Each side accuses the other of peddling bogus statistics and ramping up baseless fear.

The Guardian's leading article explored the referendum debate's "descent beyond hyperbole into hysteria" and pointed to each side's accusations that the other one is "peddling bogus statistics and ramping up baseless fear".

We need to abolish the IRS, a frequent Cruz assertion that at least this time didn't come with bogus statistics, and replace it with an insanely regressive flat tax that Americans can fill out "on the back of a postcard".

If one is to believe Matthew Scully, were it not for Harriet E. Miers, the speeches of George W. Bush would have included larger numbers of "weak arguments, bogus statistics and claims inconsistent with previous remarks" than actually has been the case during his presidency.

In the endless blitz of outrage that Trump has enacted and stoked for the last eight months, one November episode involved a tweet, which the Dylann Roofs of the world can only have cheered, featuring a picture of a masked black gunman beside a series of bogus statistics highlighting WHITES KILLED BY BLACKS.

Walmart declined to comment on the bogus statistics.

Since 2007 the government has published bogus inflation statistics to beguile voters and investors.

Ultimately that counts for a lot more than bogus BBC statistics.

By misleading the public with bogus battery statistics, stores and computer and chip makers make more money.

And, last year, Trump retweeted an image showing bogus crime statistics that suggested African-Americans kill many more whites than is actually the case.

Yet the department has already fined Corinthian $30 million for misleading students with bogus job placement statistics.