Sentence examples for dubious assessment from inspiring English sources

Gone are some of the most outrageous Comfortisms, such as "Don't get yourself raped," or his dubious assessment of the rhythm method — "It may well account for the slightly higher incidence of abnormal babies among Catholic users through stale eggs getting fertilized".

There have been concerns expressed about the growing private sector presence in medical education in South Asia, that competition for students' fees and an ineffectual accreditation process have resulted in questionable admission practices, stagnant curricula, antiquated learning methods, and dubious assessment practices [ 3].

"The field of climate science is in its relative infancy and it appears that some within the public policy world have made dubious assessments of scientific information in order to further their own political agenda," Wagner wrote in the letter.

That assertion - true if the calculation is made immediately before the coin is tossed, but dubious if the assessment is made several tosses earlier - relates to his most famous aphorism.

But critics are dubious that the new assessment system will produce better teachers and said that imposing a standardized program on education schools undermines their autonomy in preparing teachers.

One result is that the epics are dubious authorities for the assessment of historical events like the attack on Troy or the status of workers, just as they are ambiguous sources for early Greek grammar or theology.

Scientists excluded some nominal species of dubious taxonomic validity from this assessment.

She has endorsed the idea of using a patient's Do Not Resuscitate order as a means of triage assessment, but this is an ethically dubious proposal.

That is, they see the assessments of U.S. officials of the dubious merits of an Israeli strike as good data -- better data than they are getting from Prime Minister Netanyahu.

New Jersey, however, stood 48th in the foundation's assessment, after several years in last place — a dubious distinction taken over by New York.

Cannon's assessment of the consequences of Halbig are equally dubious.