dodgy造句

Good diagnosis, dodgy prescription.

Frank ran dodgy errands for a seedy local villain.

And there are suspicions that unrelated newspapers used dodgy methods too.

The reality is … Free (ish) flowing attacking football, dodgy defence, lavish gestures, long hair.

Unmarried and childless, she has no relatives to embarrass her with dodgy business dealings.

Dangerous drivers in dodgy vehicles on ill-designed and dismally maintained roads make a lethal cocktail.

Golf conjures up images of bankers sealing dodgy deals between holes.

The daily press was scathing about what was—dodgy stage-management aside—a dreary, earthbound slab of oratory.

The deal also shows how to settle differences between buyers and sellers in the valuation of dodgy assets.

It is also because by restoring the judges, and thereby reopening the case of Mr Musharraf's dodgy re-election.

This puts the onus on federal authorities to prove illegality, which can be difficult, especially when the wood is from a dodgy place, like Cameroon, and processed by a less dodgy one, like China.

Politicians often protest that services are for dodgy financiers or downtrodden burger-flippers and that Germany deserves better.

Mundungus Fletcher is a rather dodgy character, a crook whose shady business dealings are always getting him into trouble.

And were the ECB ready to provide unlimited liquidity to solvent states, as it does for Banks, it might not have to buy so many dodgy bonds.

Allowing a dodgy police force to sell stolen goods that it has confiscated would not be much of an incentive for the eradication of poaching.

"In the first half we were a little bit dodgy defensively and I paid the price for not having played for a couple of months," Neville said.

They might look like dodgy dens from a James Bond movie, but they're actually a bunch of awesomely creative, non-nefarious structures from around the world.

Minds that work on a Spinozan model, however, can happily believe as a general rule of thumb, then check out anything that seems dodgy later.

But it will consist overwhelmingly of the dodgy bits of the investment bank (such as its leveraged-loan and property activities), which will probably be wound up over several years.

She split up with him in 2008 when he was arrested on fraud charges after claiming links to the Pope while making dodgy deals, and he was later sentenced to four and a half years in prison.

As far back as 2005, the Association of Traditional Chinese medicine, which has more than 700 members, warned that 'dodgy and fake' practitioners were damaging the image of Chinese medicine.

They worried whether Ireland, having looked dodgy for so long, could cope with this politically, could ever regain investors’ trust, and would ever be able to repay its debts.

They account for well over half of the non-European total, and there are worries about both the dodgy colleges some attend and their seamless segue into the workforce and eventual settlement.