Sentence examples for data of dubious value from inspiring English sources

Secretary Duncan has used his $4.3 billion in "Race to the Top" cash as a cudgel with which to beat down teachers (and especially their unions), denigrate what they do in the classroom based on quantitative data of dubious value, and to promote "market" policies of coerced privatization that debase the teaching profession -- all in the name of "improving" public schools.

Albeit one that typically takes a lot of time and effort, and likely results in a paper-based data dump of dubious value.

Albeit one that typically takes a lot of time and effort, and likely results in a paper-based data dump of dubious value.

But a frequent topic in higher-education circles today is whether colleges and universities will find themselves overly regulated, drowning in data production of dubious value.

You offer data that suggest religion is of dubious value to black women.

The corporate strategy is of dubious value.

In addition, these companies often sell products of dubious value.

But the lending was of dubious value to the rest of us.

The fate of many entities of dubious value, such as the regional Fed banks, remains unclear.

The risk seemed too grave for a punishment of dubious value.

In the real world, we must often do jobs of dubious value.