Sentence examples for questioning the accuracy from inspiring English sources

"But I'm not, by saying that, questioning the accuracy of the quote".

That was when Dr. Fikes began questioning the accuracy and legitimacy of Dr. Furst's reports on rituals among the Huichols.

Now scientists from the renowned Mayo Clinic in Rochester are questioning the accuracy and usefulness of the BMI.

The New York Times published a series of articles questioning the accuracy of law schools' employment claims and the quality of real training provided.

The C.I.A. response challenges a number of these conclusions, in part by questioning the accuracy of facts cited in the report.

Niccolò Leoniceno's 1492 tract on the errors of Pliny was the first of several works questioning the accuracy and usefulness of the Natural History.

But in questioning the advertisements' accuracy on Friday, Mr. Gingrich was providing an early test of the benefits and risks to political candidates like him who, with little of their own financing, are being sustained by super PACS, which can use unlimited resources to help candidates and attack their opponents as long as the campaigns do not coordinate with them.

The current study was motivated by questioning the general accuracy of the de novo approach exemplified by these two studies.

The impetus for this study is recent data questioning the clinical accuracy of the ATLS classification system.

I think it's also clear that it's not The Times that is questioning the article's accuracy; it was the Defense Department.

This led to some questioning the rationality and accuracy of their decision making: "There's always a grey area…there are always going to be umm combinations of symptoms and signs that do not persuade you totally that this person requires antibiotics and then your judgement is based upon many things that are not always logical" (Cardiff 42).