Sentence examples for shaky data from inspiring English sources

In part it's because this is an industry built on hopes and dreams and shaky data.

Yes, certain researchers have questioned their efficacy in particular areas — sometimes, I believe, on the basis of shaky data.

The truth is that as we move forward this can only improve, because we discard shaky data sets and replace them with more systematically gathered data.

"We cannot see how school level results can be published or a national benchmark set on such shaky data," he said.

Like TIP, it is based on shaky data, making the decision to "name and shame" the ten worst performers particularly unfair, says Mr Howard.

To try to fill out the food-frequency questionnaire used by the Women's Health Initiative, as I recently did, is to realize just how shaky the data on which such trials rely really are.

Solid profits at the banking giant JPMorgan Chase gave investors another reason to feel optimistic on Thursday, and they pushed stocks sharply higher, shrugging off another batch of shaky economic data.

Wall Street fell to session lows by midday Friday, as record oil prices and shaky economic data squeezed the market.

Shaky consumer data soured investors on the pace of recovery Tuesday but rising commodity prices and bullishness from a big Dow component prevented sharp declines in two of the three major indexes.

Obamacare is going to have to return its hero's cape, and we're all going to have to learn to think twice before we over-react to shaky economic data.

But that didn't stop many in the media from weighing in, building edifices of soaring opinion on the shakiest of data.