Sentence examples for dubious credibility from inspiring English sources

"The fact is that there is no evidence in the public domain to suggest that Arsalan Chaudhry engaged in any wrongdoing, only unsubstantiated claims by journalists of dubious credibility," said Ali Dayan Hasan, Pakistan director of Human Rights Watch.

The Canadian spoke of how Nauru was "mined from the outside" – both literally, by phosphate mining companies, and figuratively by banks of dubious credibility, leading to what Klein called the threat of a "double bankruptcy".

A spokesperson for Cruz called the tabloid story, which based its allegations on a grainy picture of dubious credibility, "a garbage story and clearly Donald wants to talk about garbage".

For example, a supposed inside account of the 1971 fall of Mao's designated successor, Lin Biao, was published to great interest in 1983 but is now of dubious credibility.

And the various annulments so far have had little deterrent effect; local elections across Nigeria's states in the past several months have been violent and of dubious credibility.Regardless of the first verdict in Mr Yar'Adua's case, it will no doubt be referred up to the Supreme Court.

Potential buyers have to put their trust in merchants of sometimes dubious credibility to determine the authenticity of the goods they want to purchase.

Invariable expression of these cell surface markers in almost all proliferating tumor cells that albeit impart specific functionality, the universality, and clinical credibility of CSC phenotype based on markers is still dubious.

That said, the word has started to spread about its dubious environmental credibility as a result of media coverage and discussion on the Toronto subreddit.

The judges are dubious about the credibility of what the executive branch says is happening.

(The Post also reported that "one of Bossert's subordinates also called for the problematic portion of Trump's discussion to be stricken from internal memos"). It's a bit strange that McMaster would not have discussed this with one of his key subordinates, so we're dubious about the credibility of that comment.

Even though polygraph tests are not admissible in court in the District of Columbia and many states, the peril in taking one, said the former detective, "is failing it". Although Lowell said Monday that he would be willing to consider a polygraph request, his experience with similar tests left him dubious about their credibility.