Sentence examples for methodologically worthless from inspiring English sources

It has been called "bland", "methodologically worthless" and a "waste of government money".

Last year, Lee Harvey quit as the Higher Education Academy's (HEA director of research and evaluation after a letter by him was published in the Times Higher Education magazine criticising the survey as "bland" and "methodologically worthless".

This, obviously, is a methodologically worthless observation that just projects my own biases onto the broader population; more useful data would have to come from behavioural economists who work on consumer motivation, or as economist Ulrich Witt puts it "the answer to the question [of] where utility comes from".

Methodologically, the process is specious.

Methodologically, the Tef is flawed.

It was, however, methodologically flawed.

The Policy Exchange figures appear methodologically suspect.

Absolutely worthless.

Probably worthless.

You are worthless!

"They are worthless".