Sentence examples for dubious methods from inspiring English sources
If replacing the drawer pull had been a nearly insuperable task akin to the labors of Hercules, you might have considered -- and, I hope, rejected -- such dubious methods.
Other papers, themselves not above using dubious methods to get a story, displayed a similar reluctance to dig.But the book is only partly about phone-hacking.
Strang and Buting come across as tireless fighters for justice in the film as they unpick the dubious methods used by the prosecution against Avery and Dassey, a teenager with learning disabilities.
The auto-rickshaw is a sublimely apt symbol for contemporary India, one that combines both the desire for progress and the dubious methods by which that progress is sought.
Robb stirs things up, stripping away artifice, avoiding what he calls "weasel qualifiers" and adding "a fair slug of inference" to explore the parts less dubious methods have so far failed to reach.
Most observers ascribe the Russian government's motives to matters closer to its heart than a deep concern for preserving nature.Russia's wish to keep tight control of its oil and gas resources has led it to use some dubious methods.
For these reasons, among others, comma counting is an unusually dubious method of Constitutional analysis.
Greenberg claimed to have arrived at this conclusion by use of mass comparison, a somewhat dubious method he developed that uses similarities in vocabularies among languages to show genetic relation (the method is often criticized for building hypotheses without real evidence).
4 Dubious method invocation.
But even that seemingly straightforward designation turns out to be misleading since Enron's revenue was generated through the a dubious method it used to book energy trades.
But instead of relying on a dubious method of energy conservation, CO2Stats measures the amount of energy used by its servers and the computers of its users and purchases renewable energy certificates (similar to carbon credits) to offset the environmental toll.
