Sentence examples for a dubious idea from inspiring English sources

This seems a dubious idea.

This was a dubious idea even during the last decade's economic boom.

As a whole, changing time zones 'to control the country more efficiently' is a dubious idea".

It's a dubious idea to supplant democratic governance with allegedly non-political management even in the best of times.

He took a dubious idea — lifting the federal moratorium on offshore oil drilling — and placed it at the very center of his campaign.

When the plans were announced, it sounded like a dubious idea, a tawdry way for a major opera house to look hip.

Even if the comeback were real, this would be a highly dubious idea.

The bagel, a generally dubious idea in its own right, invites the butter.

"Only in the seventeenth century does it come to mean the intellectual acceptance of a rather dubious idea".

Mr Hamilton makes many important points, not least that whereas geo-engineering is seen as a new and dubious idea in the West, it is treated much more matter-of-factly elsewhere in the world, especially in China, which has a long history of attempts at weather control.

All are based on an abstract, perhaps dubious idea -- that time and space form a seamless continuum.