Sentence examples for dubious prior from inspiring English sources

In contrast, '[th]e physician', Kate Gleeson argues, 'was, in fact, often romanticized in the public eye', even though their services remained legally dubious prior to the passing of the 1967 Abortion Act.

It is dubious to attempt "measurement" prior to "theory", or factor analysis prior to full structural equation modeling, because there is no routine assurance that latents functioning as common causes of the indicators will assuredly function appropriately as causally-coordinateable latents.

In a statement Tuesday, Sessions again made the dubious claim that a prior agreement between Chicago and the American Civil Liberties Union was responsible for a spike in homicides in the city.

This dubious statement negates his prior position that "I think Harry is in need of someone to... do the right thing".

Prior to experimentation, we were dubious whether this illusion could be elicited in amputees.

The latest account from 1834 is considered dubious, so it is probable that the species became extinct prior to 1800, and may have become extinct in the wild even earlier.

These circumstances make operations such as converting to z scores dubious, which is why we chose to dichotomize all adversities prior to constructing the adversity indices.

Prior companies include Scour, the world's first p2p search engine where Kalanick also attained the dubious distinction of having been sued for $250 billion.

Prior to Greece becoming the economic and financial basket case of Europe, it was Ireland that held that dubious distinction.

Dubious prospects.

Again, dubious.