Sentence examples for dubious conclusions from inspiring English sources

Disagreements occasionally pop up, of course, as do some fairly dubious conclusions.

South Carolina has not occupied the crucial role it now plays in the nomination process for long, and conventional wisdom has tended to reach some dubious conclusions based upon on limited sample sizes.

His investigation leads him to some dubious conclusions (particularly about college football), but his willingness to look honestly at the complexity of race in today's South is invigorating, and the book's conclusion, when Rubin realizes just how much he has not understood, is shattering.

You will note that his book that went into the stratosphere a little over a decade ago (much aided by another journalist with good intentions, but dubious conclusions, and a book to sell you, Gary Taubes) was entitled "Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution".

Both have yielded under-reporting and/or dubious conclusions [ 19, 26, 43, 44].

Indeed, involvement of some gene families in conserved developmental processes can highlight the evolutionary history of particular structures, but incautious established phylogenies can lead to dubious conclusions especially when paralogous relationships between gene representatives in one species are overlooked.

After multiple visits to Mustang Ranch, she reaches an equally sweeping and dubious conclusion.

We are, alas, back in the Houellebecquian world of dubious conclusion-mongering.

The dubious conclusion of the most fiercely fought election in Kenya's history has pitched the country toward chaos.

But from these reasonable points, the Obama team then jumps to a larger and more dubious conclusion: that their failure to grasp the severity of the slump has had no real consequences.

Sheil, troubled by what seems to her a sensationalistic and bloodthirsty premise for a movie, and an equally dubious conclusion for one, is all the more troubled by the prospect of enacting Chubbuck's suicide for Greene's camera.