Sentence examples for shaky conclusions from inspiring English sources

Where are the trouble spots, the unresolved issues, the shaky conclusions?

Meanwhile, you're occupied defending the novelty and significance of your 5-year effort while new publications in fancy journals that utilize dubious techniques to reach shaky conclusions only serve to damage the viability of several of your most cherished theories.

Burnett pitched Game 2 in all three postseason series last year, but he has ceded that role to Pettitte, who had a shaky conclusion to his season but once made nine Game 2 starts in a row in the division series for the Yankees.

Because these differences start out slight when domestication first begins, Davis says the team might be on "shaky ground" drawing conclusions about the earliest stages of domestication.

Whatever his conclusions, however shaky his suppositions, he asks questions that are worth asking.

And a shaky, shaky, shaky, shaky tree!

Its main conclusions rest on shaky grounds and are potentially misleading.

Barbara Bowen, president of the CUNY faculty and staff union, is on shaky ground in drawing the conclusion that Mr. Wiesenfeld's expression of his views, however ill advised in retrospect, renders him ineligible to continue serving on the CUNY board.

But even Fouchier emphasizes that, in many ways, the ferret model "is pretty shaky" and can lead to misleading conclusions, as it did with a study by his group when the 2009 pandemic H1N1 (pH1N1) virus emerged.

But their conclusions were always somewhat shaky because so few reefs had been evaluated, and even fewer had been monitored over long periods of time (Science, 25 July 1997, p. 491).

That conclusion looks shakier now.