Sentence examples for questionable methodology from inspiring English sources

He called it "a straw poll that had questionable methodology".

First to don the water skis for the shark jump was the education minster, Christopher Pyne, who vowed that he would find a new home for Lomborg's questionable methodology.

Crichton's latest novel, "Next," not only preserves the hysterical tenor and questionable methodology of "State of Fear," but also completes the author's metamorphosis from steely-eyed augur of the not-too-distant future to unabashed demagogue.

But the data were incomplete, used questionable methodology and omitted to mention the most important test of all – how G8 countries were doing against the pledge made at Gleneagles four years ago to double aid by $50bn.

However, Sharp went on to employ some highly questionable methodology of his own, comparing the 40 biggest singles of 1990 with those of 2010 (and finding little difference in the backgrounds of the acts).

But independent observers said the OAS had used questionable methodology in coming to what Mark Weisbrot from the Centre for Economic and Policy Research called "a political decision", adding it was "highly unusual and perhaps unprecedented for any electoral authority to change the results of an election without a full recount".

He gently disputed the questionable methodologies behind research purporting to show evidence of Google's bias.

In fact, the only ones to find a correlation were riddled with questionable methodologies or overlooked obvious truths.

These encounters often bewilder Will, who, under the influence of Hand, devises questionable methodologies for disseminating his funds -- including taping paper bills to the underbelly of a sheep or shoving them into the loose hands of Senegalese prostitutes.

Very few people have even read the DEIS, but among those who have are an independent economist hired by the citizens' group Rockland Water Coalition, who found it riddled with gaps, questionable methodologies and unreliable cost estimates.

A large number of reporting guidelines have been developed during the past decade [ 20]; however, the quality of these is not always clear: one systematic review evaluated 81 reporting guidelines, and noted problems with development, based upon questionable methodologies [ 21].