Sentence examples for dodgy reports from inspiring English sources

I tend to avoid dodgy reports on landlords and dads who won't pay their bills and diet pills because they make me angry.

From the beginning, they have been compromised both by the limits of medical knowledge and by dodgy reporting practices.

If, however, you expend all your wrath and lamentation on dodgy reporting, what on earth have you got left over for actual malevolence — for the strains of harm and negligence that genuinely corrode our lives?

Companies providing overseas travel cover have to deal with their fair share of dodgy claims, reports Neasa MacErlean.

The dollar has been on a roll lately, thanks largely to dodgy economic reports out of Europe, where the euro zone contracted in the second quarter.

And Britain has a dodgy reputation.

Moving swiftly through known shortcomings, such as options influencing managers to concentrate on short-term decisions at the expense of long-term growth, the authors consider whether a link exists between stock-option rewards and dodgy financial reporting.

And it is only a decade since a government effectively scalped the independent broadcaster for its reporting (in Andrew Gilligan's "dodgy dossier" Today report) on the missile range of a then-hostile nation.

Council scrutiny, among many others, completely missed the poor practice buried in dodgy statistics and reports.

Lately the dollar has been on a roll, thanks largely to dodgy European economic reports.

The Guardian has heard numerous accounts from journalists about the pressures in UK newsrooms that lead to dodgy stories being reported uncritically, but none would go on record.