Sentence examples for a dubious argument from inspiring English sources
As the De Bauw report notes, this is a dubious argument.
This has always been a dubious argument because there is no such thing as a pure free market.
Some online instapundits argued that the recent warm weather should have produced greater job growth and declared this a weak report, but that's a dubious argument.
Those at the sharp end deemed this a dubious argument, since only nine out of 40 infantry battalions were equipped with Warrior.
"Death panel" was simply a lie, but it was also a fine example of Unspeak: a cleverly engineered phrase that smuggles in a dubious argument.
One would rather — at least, I would rather — read a striking if ultimately dubious argument about a book or a movie than the level-headed evaluations provided in these pages.
(He used a different, though still dubious, argument).
The conquest of Israel by various empires, the exile and diaspora of the Jewish population, the resettlement of the country by a later population (Arabs), even the (dubious) argument that for centuries the Jews vanished from Palestine, can do nothing to change the very early historical fact of Jewish life in Israel and the perception that this is part of Jewish ethnic and cultural identity.
Even if Obama had only a dubious legal argument to do something no president has, climate is one issue that needs bombastic leadership.
Even if you could make the dubious argument that your hotel room is a "residence," guess who won't give their permission?
