Sentence examples for doubtful records from inspiring English sources

T. tschudii represents one of two doubtful records of the otherwise African genus Trachylepis on mainland South America; the other is T. maculata from Guyana.

As a consequence, our understanding of the distribution and ecology of many species is blurred by misidentifications and doubtful records, and new species are to be expected even from well-explored regions (Jersabek, Weithoff & Weisse, 2011).

On the advice of Deng Xiaoping, then deputy prime minister, to whom they had reported progress on the Cultural Revolution in the school, Liu and Song dismissed teachers with a doubtful record.

As long as he was alive, any doubtful record could be confirmed as true or false by simply asking him.

The Chinese government had an opportunity to 'pivot' after The Hague ruling, but it chose not to, for it is a question of national pride, even if that pride is based on a doubtful historical record.

The Russian ambassador replied by first questioning the authenticity of those videos, then providing other facts, and finally refusing to take moral lessons from the United States, which has its own doubtful track record.

A recent Cochrane systematic review (CD004388) records doubtful efficacy and serious adverse effects.

Yes; and even if it had been known in Germany in the forties, it's doubtful that a recording of it would have been available.

It's doubtful that this record could be maintained if Trump and congressional Republicans repeal the ACA.

It is distinct from T. maculata, a species recorded from Guyana that represents another doubtful mainland South American record of Trachylepis.

If he actually said this to Trudeau, which is doubtful given his track record, it's a bit of an odd question given that the Canadian prime minister has been pretty damn clear what his problem is.