Sentences with phrase «dubious claims about»

In fact, shortly before warmists began hyping NASA's dubious claims about the month of August, one of Obama's own senior officials wrote a piece in the Wall Street Journal debunking myriad myths held dear by alarmists.

Regardless of Hansen's dubious claims about CO2, America must build another hundred nuclear fission power plants for more electric power production.

Even some mainstream gaming journalists can be seen begging for money online, which may explain their sympathy for women like Quinn, who regularly put out pleas for cash, alongside dubious claims about «muggings.»

The 2014 letter, then, was based on dubious claims about the effects of school discipline and highly questionable assumptions about what is driving racial discipline disparities.

Political operatives have turned to the anonymous comments section on Syracuse.com, trolling all three candidates and arguing over dubious claims about internal polling and the «mood» inside each camp.

We've already voiced concerns about the Obama administration's use of drones and its dubious claims about the program.

Not exact matches

Note, I'm not talking about any of Mao's other dubious personal behaviors, but mass murder on the scale you're claiming was not one of them.

I'm intrigued, but not enough let to want to read long article about what I view is a very dubious claim.

The dubious advisers included Luigi DiFonzo — a former felon who claimed he was anItalian count and defrauded players such as Hall of Fame running back Eric Dickerson before committing suicide in August 2000 — and disgraced agent William (Tank) Black, who built a pyramid scheme that took a total of about $ 15 million from at least a dozen players, including Patriots running backFred Taylor.

I was dubious about the healing powers others claim about copper but these sock feel great, don't smell after long wears / working out and a great price.

The statistics assignment writing team associated with us believes that this subject is not just about numbers and facts but also allows us to evaluate claims based on quantitative evidence and helps us know the difference between reasonable and dubious conclusions.

The second claim about eBook discoverability with ISBNs is even more dubious.

Ok, we have seen alot of churches in our day and were dubious about the claim.

A revealing look at RC's «real science:» When SecularAnimist posts a dubious claim (# 87) about the cause and effects of global warming, it remains here.

And I'm not so sure that supporting dubious scientific claims about Global Warming, driven by (manmade) CO2 concentration is the best way for NASA to regain its lost credibility.

Thanks for parsing that for me Willis, Probably saved me half an hour pouring over details to find out what dubious Fig3 claim was all about.

The peer review process broke down, and very dubious (and, indeed, plagiarized) claims were published about the likelihood of the Himalayan glaciers vanishing, due to climate change, by the year 2035.

Furthermore, by downgrading HP in its ratings after the finds of this report, Greenpeace has demonstrated that it meant what it said previously about penalizing companies if they found that real market data did not match corporate claims (even though penalizing on the basis of one model of one product line bought in one market is a bit dubious).

A man who claims he is a practicing «Pastafarian» is adamant about wearing a pasta strainer on his head when I take his driver's license photo, but I am quite dubious.

Since 2005, those providers have had access to between roughly $ 35 million and $ 40 million a year to provide services to these women — who are but a fraction of the hundreds of thousands of women who actually need services in Texas; with Texas» dubious claim to fame as the state with the highest percentage of uninsured people (about 26 % in 2009, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation), the number of Texas women in need of reproductive health care is roughly 1.5 million, according to the Guttmacher Institute.