dubious造句

The testimony given by him is dubious.

I am still dubious about that plan.

I remain dubious about her motives.

I feel dubious about his honesty.

How can you protect yourself from dubious money fund holdings?

I am dubious about accepting the offer of the job.

That must tempt them to say yes to ideas of dubious originality.

Now without doubt this is a dubious theory of classical anthropology.

Many of these reports may be unsubstantiated, originating from dubious Afghan informants.

Not only with immortals but with mortals were Jupiter's relations sometimes of a dubious character.

If there is one lesson of the past 46 years, it is to be dubious of that claim.

As a loyal Ben Goldacre reader I was dubious: surely the nutritional supplement industry is all a con?

That meant they had no incentive to pump up their share price or earnings through dealing in dubious products.

Moreover, they note that much of the budget has gone on items of dubious utility and taste.

She had no masts, half of the deck had been torn away, and the water-tightness of the hull appeared dubious.

Despairing mothers across England paid dubious businessmen to offload their unwanted babies on the state: many were lost or dead on arrival.

As the lad stood in a dubious attitude, Durbeyfield put his hand in his pocket, and produced a shilling, one of the chronically few that he possessed.

Roadside teahouses often provided delicious simple fare, but the cleanliness of chopsticks, bowls, and any cold or uncooked food was dubious.

But nobody has ever seen it again, and Wyatt also claimed a number of other archaeological finds that most scholars find dubious.

Even so, Hugo chavez, Venezuela's leftist President, seems to be pulling off a dubious achievement by causing the bond markets to fear for the solvency of the world's eighth-largest oil producer.

The story pointed out that the Fed was refusing to identify the recipients of trillions of dollars in emergency loans or the dubious assets the central bank was accepting as collateral.

Whatever might have been be the basis for this dubious book, it must have been a question of the utmost importance and charm, as well as a deeply personal one.

For assessing individuals, though, such methods are extremely dubious. A politician minded to use them may do better to take a leaf from the investor 's-or the statistician 's-rulebook.