Sentence examples for a dubious issue from inspiring English sources

A senior executive at a Kids Company donor said: "This has come as a complete surprise because if there was a dubious issue with the charity we wouldn't have been big supporters [of it].

They often gave these ratings to dubious issues for the simple reason that they were being paid.

The proposals sprang from a government-mandated study that concluded the exchange, in seeking fees from listing companies, had approved many dubious issues.

Caught up in the Internet frenzy, they paid absurd prices for such dubious issues as Priceline.com in hopes that they were buying the next Cisco Systems.

"This is a dubious decision where important issues are taken on technical grounds," said Hamid Khan, one of the lawyers arguing the case against General Musharraf.

The warning was the second Motorola was forced to issue this quarter, a dubious distinction it shares with Apple Computer and Circuit City, among others.

Acquisition of tolerance by certain organisms not only masks the true picture but also seems as a dubious factor when applying the issue to the establishment of water quality criteria [ 95].

And while Mr. Obama may appreciate the dangers of second-term overreach, he's quick to claim a mandate on issues, an assertion with a dubious historical resonance.

The more important issue is why he included such a dubious study in this discussion.

It is a dubious bet given Trump's penchant for reversing himself on every issue seemingly every week.

His trade in 'blood diamonds' earned him a dubious honour also bestowed on his father: a travel ban issued by the UN Security Council.