Sentence examples for dubious targets from inspiring English sources

Robert A. Olstein, manager of the Olstein Financial Alert fund, said today's use of dubious targets was an extension of a trend among analysts toward predicting next week's earnings instead of valuing companies.

Plenty was said about Newcastle's dubious targeting of Thurston in the Knights' last-round win over North Queensland.

Hitting dubious internal targets for benefits processing does not justify the calamitous impact of delays on thousands of vulnerable customers who cannot afford 16 day target waits.

She added that she was "dubious" if the target to end rough sleeping would be met.

As long as the central government remains strong in asking local governments to control the number of petitioners flowing into Beijing but weak in meting out punishment when local governments achieve their targets through dubious means, it does not look likely that abuse of petitioners would stop.

Teachers who value their peace of mind may have to transfer to schools where it is easier to meet those dubious test score growth targets.

But whether the bin Laden network would consider a supermarket tabloid a fit target seems dubious.

Meanwhile, the pain caucus has found a new target, inventing dubious reasons for monetary tightening.

"The Arab Spring created a state of fear and apprehension for many religious sects, particularly Christians, as Christian Arabs in Iraq and Syria have been the target of dubious Islamist groups," the paper said.

The American Muslim Taskforce (AMT), a national umbrella organization of major Islamic organizations, has long been critical of dubious FBI tactics that target underprivileged individuals within the Muslim community.

Manufacturers are meeting those demands by spending tens of thousands of dollars making potent sheets of wax, sometimes using dangerous and legally dubious means to hit their targets.