Sentence examples for of dubious accuracy from inspiring English sources

Too easy, and in this case of dubious accuracy.

Natural History, encyclopaedic scientific work of dubious accuracy by Pliny the Elder, completed in 77 ce as Naturae historiae and conventionally known as Naturalis historia.

PPL Montana argues that evidence of present-day activities distorts the factual inquiry into actual or suspected historical navigability, and that the Court should not consider modern-era uses and historical reports of dubious accuracy in their determination.

This time it was so obviously, demonstratively false, that it cut through the usual stink cloud of dubious accuracy that hovers over Fox at all times, and caused international outrage as opposed to just tweaking American liberals.

Actually, even that statement is of dubious accuracy -- unless one discounts post-9/11, Bush-in-the-White-House moments like the anthrax attacks, the airplane shoe bomber, the lethal assault on an El Al ticket counter in Los Angeles and, for that matter, the D.C. sniper shootings that killed 10 people and terrorized Washington and its environs.

Why this country accepts the Russian oligarchs' dodgy money is beyond me! little more the hysteria whipped up by stories of dubious accuracy but sadly poidonous due to their wide circulationsa russian independent wouldn't be!

More factoid than fact, a claim of unknown provenance and dubious accuracy, the idea sticks around because of the enduring appeal of its underlying premise.

Among them, we should consider the dubious accuracy of the total number of HPV-related hospital admissions identified due to coding errors in the hospital records.

Leaving aside the dubious accuracy of this image, in South Africa, the TRC followed the end of a racist system of dispossession and oppression.

And, finally, they used health administrative data to assess covariates with dubious accuracy of diagnostic codes.

But it was the tactic itself, rather than any dubious accuracy, that was the problem.