Sentence examples for dodgy assumptions from inspiring English sources
He said the IFS and House of Commons research was not original and made "the same dodgy assumptions of establishment economists and the Treasury".
It's a sad state of affairs when it comes as no surprise that HS1 was based on dodgy assumptions and bad planning".
Governments will rarely approve a big project without first submitting their proposal for wonkish scrutiny.Dig deeper: One city now carries the hope of high-speed rail boosters (March 2014) The revised case for HS2 still rests on some dodgy assumptions (Nov 2013) All of us do intuitive cost-benefit analyses every day (Sep 2009).
To do this, you have to make a whole bunch of assumptions, some of which are pretty dodgy.
There are a fair few linguistic and non-linguistic assumptions bound up in this romance, most of which are decidedly dodgy.
The charge is fair: the budget makes heroic assumptions about revenues in the fiscal year that begins on July 1st, and features the kind of dodgy accounting tricks to which California's voters have become wearily accustomed.
