Sentence examples for dubious methodology from inspiring English sources

"At its core lay flawed science, dubious methodology and wishful thinking," Hooper writes.

But the studies used dubious methodology, the German Federal Environment Agency said in a report released last year.

Never mind that this poll was commissioned by an anti-Muslim group ("very highly respected group of people," Trump said), using extremely dubious methodology.

At least that's what Andrew Hacker suggests in his depressing new book "Mismatch," a glib, didactic book that uses sometimes dubious methodology to ratify women's worst fears about dating and marriage and the opposite sex.

Though Iran's leaders make much of their citizens' keenness to have a fuel cycle, this keenness, ascertained through opinion polls of dubious methodology, is probably false.Enter Mr Rafsanjani, the best-known Iranian proponent of a "grand bargain" aimed at normalising relations and ending American sanctions.

"The Global Witness report presents misleading, inflated, fragile data and a dubious methodology.

The most important, to my mind, are widespread general acceptance of nutritional ukases based on dubious methodologies and the chattering classes' ignorance of what food and health choices look like to truly disadvantaged people.

They have been forced to backtrack on recent publications relying on novel, dubious, statistical methodologies not in accordance with established methodologies of complex statistical analysis.

But some, mostly statisticians, are dubious of the underlying methodology, which mixes psychology and small-scale studies.

The methodology is dubious, and its relevance to the problem at hand has not been adequately justified.

The survey's methodology is so dubious and the results so ambiguous, that citing this survey in support of the report's sample methodology further drags down the credibility of the whole report.