Sentence examples for dubious projections from inspiring English sources
"These dubious projections are useful reminders that we need to have a debate on where we want to be as a civilized community," he said.
The law, passed after heavy lobbying from Andersen, the rest of the accounting industry and Silicon Valley, shielded executives from liability for making dubious financial projections.
That'll show them!" First, Mr. Bush talked about the budget -- "There's about $4.6 trillion of surplus projected," he declared, which is true, even if the projections are dubious.
John Carter was written at a time when people still believed that Martians might exist, while the character is transported to the red planet through the dubious concept of astral projection.
That projection in itself is dubious; tax cuts rarely, if ever, spur enough growth to replenish the revenue they cost the Treasury.
And the assumptions on which that projection is based are highly dubious.
Some experts are dubious about the timeframe, others about the revenue projections.
Furthermore, the projections of 10-year budget surpluses made by the budget office now look highly dubious.
