Sentence examples for of dubious reliability from inspiring English sources

(Several of the intelligence reports that Mr. Bush made public to justify the Iraq war were of dubious reliability).

Such tests yield answers of dubious reliability to what are widely felt to be the wrong questions.

On June 4, Tony Blair told the House of Commons: "It was alleged that the source for the 45 minute claim was an Iraqi defector of dubious reliability.

They thought that they must be voting by computer, not by a combination of nineteenth-century pen and paper and twenty-first-century technology of dubious reliability.

Why is no one taking care of her? Answers will come, but they will come hedged in uncertainty and will be of dubious reliability.

Already they are bombarded with "buy" recommendations of dubious reliability from investment-bank analysts, whose colleagues might lose business if a report is too critical.

He is merciless, for instance, about the dubious reliability of the sources the intelligence service was forced to rely on in Iraq.

There's certainly some nutrition in these meals, but a whole lot of empty calories as well: anecdotes as intent on titillation as illumination; scoops of questionable provenance and dubious reliability; winding digressions from anything central to public discourse.

The most common reason people leave the company is the complexity and dubious reliability of its voice-over-Internet Protocol (or VoIP) service.

We have strengthened our belief regarding the dubious reliability of subjective pain scores in elderly patients as a measure to guide pain management.

They also tend to have dubious reliability.