Sentence examples for dubious proof from inspiring English sources

Black wasn't wearing any socks — a detail duly noted as dubious proof that he must have hurried from his quarters at the Ritz-Carlton in a frenzy of fearful absent-mindedness.

At Amazon, their own in-house productivity tracker is used to determine what percentage of the workforce should be laid off based purely on hours worked, earning their "brutal workplace" the dubious distinction of being proof of an "inhumane economy" according to the LA Times.

So much so, that, were every other proof of contrivance in nature dubious or obscure, this alone would be sufficient.

These ARSs are categorized in OriDB as "confirmed," "likely," and "dubious" according to the extent of experimental proof that exists for that ARS.

Of course, the final and most important weapon in the dubious "expert" arsenal is to claim any outcome as proof that their theory is true.

"There have been lots of suspicious and dubious things about the case," Guerra said, "but we have no proof that González Nova used his influence to get decisions that favoured him".

Officials in Cyprus say there is no proof that the Russian cash in its banks is of dubious origin, and they insist that they cracked down on money laundering before joining the European Union.

They also claim the attorney general's contention that this is all for the benefit of protecting children is dubious at best, since performers older than 60 must now also provide proof of age.

To her, the story of Nexium and drugs like it is proof that the pharmaceutical industry is "now primarily a marketing machine to sell drugs of dubious benefit".

The proof comes via "H8R," a series that arrives on Wednesday night on CW and features celebrities of dubious accomplishment and those who hate them.

President Donald Trump has added a dubious caveat to his promise to donate $1 million to the charity of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's choice if she offered proof of her Native American ancestry: He wants to personally test her.