Sentence examples for Dubious beginning from inspiring English sources

"Encouraging people to steal proprietary information was a somewhat dubious beginning, but I get it," she said.

My love affair with postcards of dubious distinction began about a quarter-century ago.

Worse yet, this dubious pudding begins almost immediately to oxidize, turning into a brown-gray of even less distinction.

Partly financed by the sale of adjacent land sites, the project was dubious to begin with: It is a small city for a big sports center, and there are similar stadiums in nearby cities.

That a woman like this would confide bedroom secrets to anyone, much less so easily and so volubly in public, is dubious to begin with, but even the titillation factor is mild.

The path toward this dubious distinction began in 1974, when Franklin's friend Anne Sayre wrote "Rosalind Franklin and DNA" in an apparent attempt to restore her reputation as a brilliant scientist and a vivacious, adventurous woman.

With the arrival of Chrome 65 in its pre-release channels today, Google plans to fix these issues, which tend to pop up on sites that are often already a bit dubious to begin with.

It may be important to note that these pretensions were dubious to begin with.

Before long her own dubious traumas begin to surface, in ways that begin to make even Hilary's domineering behavior seem justified.

But the raison d'être for Lincoln Center was dubious from the beginning.

Government officials said his claim had been dubious from the beginning.