Sentence examples for dubious existing from inspiring English sources
The Snowden revelations were brushed off in a very British spirit of denial, and a wise European court of justice ruling inviting member states to give serious thought to regulating digital surveillance was answered not with reasoned debate but with rushed "emergency" legislation which wrote a licence for dubious existing practice into the statute book.
However, the effectiveness of these recommendations for a European profile is dubious, due to limited existing data from European research.
Although such an approach pertains to complex computational ideas applied to biological problems, it is of equal importance that biologists are informed of empirical experience so that they can (i) squeeze the maximum amount of information out of their data, and (ii) be able to notice dubious results by better deploying existing tools.
First off, tech companies have a dubious history of adding other senses to existing technologies.
Since its dubious inception, the Big Society has progressively piggybacked on existing initiatives and crushed them in the process – official endorsement by the coalition sounding the death-knell to any sense of independent vitality.
Despite recent advances in characterization techniques, there remain fundamental problems in representing grain boundary network information; existing methods neglect the full complexity of misorientation information and often rely on boundary classification schemes of dubious physical significance.
But several of them, asking not to be identified because of the dubious legality of the arrangements, said they had secured theirs by paying unauthorized "fixers" or by entering into partnerships with existing permit holders.
Goldie Taylor made the dubious claim that since marijuana prices were initially high in Colorado's new stores, the creation of a legal market won't affect the existing illicit market.
