Sentence examples for dubious arguments from inspiring English sources
How many dubious arguments can one legal team come up with?
By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 30, 2009 How many dubious arguments can one legal team come up with?
They've seized on dubious arguments, touted obviously weak evidence as definitive, looked for excuses either not to act themselves or for their friends not to act.
The mortgage-interest deduction, meanwhile, has few defenders among economists, as Roger Lowenstein's long takedown in 2006 of the dubious arguments offered in favor of it showed.
Her sometimes intriguing, sometimes dubious arguments about why Zionist ideology was a fraud and the Jews were never really a nation echo Golda Meir's infamous claim that "there is no such thing as a Palestinian people".
Notes on the proceedings, which have been published online by the Bangalore-based Alternative Law Forum, suggest that the judges were both bemused and puzzled by the case before them, and had little inclination to challenge some of the more dubious arguments advanced in favor of Section 377.
(He used a different, though still dubious, argument).
As the De Bauw report notes, this is a dubious argument.
But they are piling flimsy evidence on dubious argument to produce politically correct hokum.
Some online instapundits argued that the recent warm weather should have produced greater job growth and declared this a weak report, but that's a dubious argument.
