Sentence examples for spurious complaints from inspiring English sources
Querrey said he believes that the rules need to be changed to prevent players taking injury timeouts for what might be spurious complaints.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said Pakistan's broadcasting regulator should not act on the "spurious complaint" and called on the country's security services "to recognise the critical role of the media and exercise tolerance and maturity".
Another said: "In light of the evidence that is before you... to continue to regard this spurious complaint as a serious matter would give it credence it does not deserve and undermine the inquiry process in comparison to issues that really are serious matters".
The association between time spent on screen-based activities and physical complaints might be spurious due to the parallel inverse association between physical activity and physical complaints.
It is understood the government wants the appeals process to change so spurious challenges can be rapidly weeded out and genuine complaints dealt with more quickly.
Contrary to Arab complaints about "double standards", the link is still spurious.
Within the Met, the Guardian knows of at least two cases where whistleblowers have been bullied, isolated and investigated for spurious disciplinary offences which have never been proven, after making complaints to superior officers about bad practice, including racism and sexual assault.
This Complaint is a textbook example of an industry giant using a spurious lawsuit to bully a small entity into giving up its right to use a generic, common term that merely describes a core function of its service".
A 73-page draft cites 92 complaints in seven years, noting a pattern of misleading borrowers about the true interest rate and sticking them with "spurious" lines of credit.
Both pretexts are spurious.
