Sentence examples for dubious use of from inspiring English sources
It seems a dubious use of taxpayers' money to limit their choice as voters.
Then, as now, medical professionals and human rights activists raised concern about the dubious use of the stomach tube to suppress hunger strikers.
I think he is in danger of destroying his case with the dubious use of figures; after all, one could say that fewer than 28% of the population voted Remain.
Here, recognising the tentative and often dubious use of interpretive texts in relation to contemporary art, she has invited a series of cultural figures to write commentaries that will become part of her mystery play.
Hinchingbrooke has much to contribute to our understanding of how to improve the NHS but, like Salford and mid Yorkshire, it will yield its lessons only if the debate moves on from making dubious use of flimsy evidence to make a general case one way or the other.
To many Indians, recent political scandals like the awarding of telecommunications licenses in 2008, the mismanaged 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi and the dubious use of government land for a private apartment building in Mumbai provide irrefutable proof that corruption is widespread and worsening.
Though Finch never mentions "Big Brother," he does refer to another real-life TV show, "Border Force" — paid for by Britain's Home Office — that dramatizes scenes of border agents hunting immigrants, a textbook case for the dubious uses of narrative.
It should be outlined the principle that a good palliation is more useful for patients of treatments which carry heavy risk, tending to radical surgeries of dubious use.
"I think the present court would be very dubious about the use of race used by the University of Michigan in its admissions standards," Mr. Thernstrom said.
And the companies point out that the man the government chose to examine this issue, Reg Bailey of the Mothers Unionn, was also dubious about the use of default-on filters, wanting parents to be more active in understanding online dangers.
The group also sought an apology for the use of "dubious scholarship" in the claim that women are advantaged in hiring processes.
