Sentences with word «unattributable»

«But at least I'm prepared to speak honestly rather than relying on unattributable briefings.»

That statement is one of those unattributed, unattributable quotes that pops up everywhere from neuroscience to content marketing.

«I don't like someone being attacked by unattributable rumors,» said Stuart Applebaum, a New York union leader who has called on Paterson not to seek reelection.

The others are unattributable assertions, which are worse than unattributed sources: they mean that Mr. Hernandez either couldn't find or didn't try to find anybody to make his points for him, but slipped them in anyway.

As it turns out the Lib Dems got into bed with the Tories and somehow AV has acquired some virtues otherwise unattributable to it.

This is important ground, especially in reviving the party organisation, and David sounded genuinely engaged in that - especially in the ending of unattributable briefings.

It also suggests that potential harm arising from that creation and use may be morally unattributable to those who create and use them.

In an interview with The Parliamentary Monitor Francis Maude described the «unattributable briefing» as «pathetic»:

Making matters worse were the release of secretly recorded conversations with Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix, who said that the company used «unattributable and untrackable» advertising to be able to push Donald Trump to a win over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential elections.

To use a quote that is unattributable, having shown up in too many forms to know its actual origin, atheism is a religion like not playing baseball is a sport.

«Unattributable briefings» from the Blair and Brown camps are damaging Labour in the way they once damaged the Conservative Party.

Cambridge Analytica stands accused of using «unattributable and untrackable» advertising to get Donald Trump elected, of illegally accessing 50 million Facebook profiles, and of much more besides.

Some unattributable commonly - passed folklore is all that's borrowed at its origins.

And so this stuff infiltrates the online community and expands but with no branding so it's unattributable, untrackable,» Turnbull explained.

It boasted of devising a political graffiti campaign to create a youth «movement» in Trinidad and Tobago and of disseminating «campaign messages that, whilst ostensibly coming from the youth, were unattributable to any specific party».