Sentence examples for dodgy information from inspiring English sources

Rather, more dodgy information about her true parentage is in store.

Sadly, considering how much impact they have, the information they offer is often suspect: Dr Donegan's evidence is far from the only dodgy information in circulation.

On July 25th a slew of American federal agencies backed a criminal case against SAC Capital, a hedge-fund behemoth they have long suspected of profiting from dodgy information.

Mr Percy said families had received "dodgy data" and a lack of information about the whole process and the issue needed to be "aired publicly".

Not to be confused with: Phishing (obtaining sensitive information via dodgy emails); smishing (dodgy texts); pharming (dodgy websites); old-fashioned banking where you knew your bank manager and they knew you.

That's because some transactions are screened multiple times; Elliptic recommends that its customers rerun analyses on older transactions because information about dodgy accounts is being updated all the time.

Of course, if the information is dodgy – like, for example, rumours of David Beckham or Nicolas Sarkozy having affairs, free flights to Haiti being offered by American Airlines, or the spine-chilling rumour that Kian Egan might have left Westlife – you shrug when it's denied and say well, you were merely a signpost.

And when the information comes from dodgy characters (perhaps with payment involved) compliance officers and regulators get twitchy.

A welcome new freedom-of-information act means dodgy deals no longer stay hidden.

And when Medicaid blackballs a dodgy provider, it now shares that information with Medicare which previously it did not.

One thing it requires is that when a state kicks out a dodgy Medicaid provider, it shares that information with Medicare, and vice versa.