Sentence examples for dubious analysis from inspiring English sources

The Economist's own faintly dubious analysis gives Brazil by far the best chance of winning.

Moreover, the Hawks' front office, which reports to the owner, seemed to be fertile ground for racially dubious analysis.

The most egregious example came in March, when forty-seven Senate Republicans signed an open letter to Iranian leaders, which contained a dubious analysis of the Constitution and warned the mullahs not to rely on any deal that Congress failed to approve.

Too often it's dubious analysis and reheating of topics-as-trends, like the USA Today cover story on the Death of Civility.

[Page C2.] Salomon Executives Face Civil Case NASD has advised two executives at Salomon Smith Barney that it is considering bringing civil cases against them for their role in the publication of dubious stock analysis.

Yet though his predictions may be dubious, his analysis is worth reading and pondering, especially by those who before the euro crisis were fond of declaring that Europe was showing the world a way to a better future.

Mr. Posner concluded that neither side's lawyers — and, by clear implication, Richard Young, the chief federal judge in Indianapolis — had understood Mr. Morris's dubious regression analysis in assessing ATA's damages and, if they did, "are unable to communicate their understanding in plain English".

The court's action "suggests to the lower courts that they have free rein to strike down state laws on the basis of dubious constitutional analysis," Thomas added.

And it suggests to the lower courts that they have a free rein to strike down state laws on the basis of dubious constitutional analysis".

Dodgy sales; compromised equity analysis; dubious derivatives – they were all packed in three to a cell.

Marion Coakley served more than two years in prison because of mistaken eyewitness testimony, dubious blood-type analysis and a weak alibi.