Sentence examples for fishy results from inspiring English sources

Some far-flung provinces did turn in some decidedly fishy results.

In Zambia, fishy results come from the most remote polls, where election monitors aren't present.

The dicey Alaska election, with its "fishy" results originally placing the convicted felon, Republican Senator Ted Stevens, ahead in the vote far ahead of pre-election polling, indicates just how difficult it is to get an honest and reliable election even today in the United States.

Although the stock cube I've used is rather overpoweringly fishy, the result is nice enough but lacks the comforting creamy sweetness I associate with this kind of soup.

The salty, fishy broth that results from the curing was called garum in ancient Rome, where it was a valuable commodity, shipped in amphorae (tall jugs) around the empire.

Don't worry if it smells fishy: the end result will not.

Somthing's fishy about your lab results.

Scott Ehlers, who deals with state legislatures for the NACDL, says that some of its results are "fishy".

Even in 1929, scientists knew that the Earth was older than 2 billion years, so something was clearly fishy with Hubble's result.

But there is something fishy about the way the results are coming out.

The notion that these results indicate something fishy persists, though, and local Philadelphia Republican Party officials took time to debunk this idea recently.