Sentence examples for dubious allegation from inspiring English sources

Given the potential risks to the grid from cyberwarfare, terrorism, and extreme weather, that's a highly dubious allegation.

On Feb. 19 Treasury seized the assets and froze the operations of KindHearts, a Toledo-based humanitarian organization, acting on the dubious allegation that it is financing terrorism.

That this extremely dubious allegation now forms the crux of the DOJ's case against him reveals what a persecution this actually is.

It also denied a particularly dubious allegation about a member of Clinton's traveling entourage serving as an on-site doctor and carrying anti-seizure medication.

One of the most prominent victims the report identifies is Hidayet Karaca, chief executive of Samanyolu Media Group, who was arrested last December on the "dubious allegation" of establishing a terrorist organisation.

Similarly, after CNN's Jim Acosta annoyed Trump in November with aggressive questioning at a news conference, the White House justified revoking Acosta's press credentials by saying he placed "his hands on a young woman" at the news conference — and then, to support the dubious allegation, shared a doctored, high-speed video.

In one of the busiest courts in the nation, errors often go uncaught and dubious allegations go unquestioned.

Powell lamented the dubious allegations of cocaine use and lewd behavior that damaged Hamilton Jordan, Carter's chief of staff.

He also faced a daunting obstacle: Mr Chávez's government had banned him from holding public office because of dubious allegations of corruption.

Now, as then, dubious allegations, not backed by hard evidence, are being reported as if they have been established beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Because G.O.P. legislators in many parts of the country have used similarly dubious allegations to justify voter-suppression efforts, this response shouldn't have been surprising.