Sentence examples for dodgy result from inspiring English sources

At every tournament since 1986, the England manager has made dramatic changes to tactics, personnel or both after one dodgy result in the group stages, and it seems Capello has done the same by deciding to replace Robert Green with David James for tonight's musn't-lose match against Algeria.

"But they are a new team, a young team as well, so once they get a dodgy result it might affect them and that's when Rangers have got to take advantage.

Stories abound of voting machines producing dodgy results.

Evidence that many more dodgy results are published than are subsequently corrected or withdrawn calls that much-vaunted capacity for self-correction into question.

The new line is that the dodgiest results will be reviewed and anyway, wasn't the 2000 vote at least as bad?

Our correspondent Helena Smith reports: Looking ashen-faced and visibly fatigued, Angelos Filippidis, the former chairman of Hellenic Postbank - now at the heart of a criminal investigation into dodgy loans that resulted in €500m of losses for the bank - was taken into custody at Athens' police headquarters.

Sometimes the result is dodgy styling.

Some cinemas have put up posters explaining that the "impressionistic" sound isn't the result of dodgy equipment.

"Far better to complain and be thought of as stupid or prissy… As part of the outreach for the Langdale Gallery, I met a family in dire straits as a result of dodgy landlords and damp.

But rather than going down as the result of dodgy malware picked up during late night "research" sessions when your mum was staying at Aunty Denise's for the weekend, PC Music have been scuppered by disappointing releases and dodgy label decisions.

But it's good to be able to go, 'No, actually, business studies.'" In many ways, Blackwood is bizarrely tolerant - he will take any kind of bigotry and write it off as the result of a dodgy upbringing or a no-fault social prejudice.