Sentence examples similar to dubious indicators from inspiring English sources
Most notably, the Postal Service's favored fiscal terminology – controllable income – has proven to be an increasingly dubious indicator of its fiscal health.
But it's safe to say the statements serve as a glaring indicator of dubious character and a pattern of sexual behavior that should help Cosby's many accusers (over 40 women have come forward with similar stories about him involving drugs and sexual assault, most of them over the last nine months) and hurt his chances in the various legal cases he's currently involved in.
It's been used to explain everything from indicators of poverty to the (dubious) usefulness of reducing cholesterol in addressing heart disease.
The present analysis has given equal weight to each indicator since the appropriateness of giving weights is still dubious as there is no standard weighting method against each method which is tested for precision (Deressa 2010).
Regarding this hypothesis as dubious, the authors embarked upon testing whether different geographic, historical, social and economic settings would produce similar sets of indicators explaining social vulnerability to floods, thus justifying the application of such variables in generalised spatial models.
Indian players are dubious.
