Sentence examples for a dubious point from inspiring English sources

Even if we grant that Mr. Clinton did not weaken the military bequeathed him by President Ronald Reagan and the first President Bush, a dubious point, the armed forces winning this war are still not Bill Clinton's.

I found this a dubious point as programs in New York City, Los Angeles and San Francisco visited their local precincts with such frequency they could claim a domestic partnership.

He arranges a closed-bid art auction to serve a subpoena on a resistant witness, rigs a photo trick to break down solid eyewitness testimony and takes a mannequin into court to illustrate a dubious defense point.

Some adjustments were made, but the most dubious points remained: the appointment of a third central-bank vice-governor, to be recommended by the prime minister, and the expansion of the Monetary Council, which sets interest rates.

In a recent wave of recordings, most with the Philharmonia Orchestra of London, which is professional and then some, Mr. Zander's interpretations have tended to sound perverse in their zeal to make often dubious points.

Statistically, his analysis has its dubious points – as John Naughton explores elsewhere in the Observer today, this glosses over the fact that internet usage is increasing at an exponential rate.

Because his stride became maddeningly jaunty if he won more than two points in succession; because of his firm insistence, so gentle sounding, on the replay of dubious points; because of the way he ruthlessly and unerringly killed the loose ball".

Any dubious points or unanticipated responses were further examined by additional follow-up questions.

Yet given this information, Smith takes some very old polling data to make some dubious points.

With America's regulators in a tizzy, this is a selling point, though a dubious one for something with the grand new name of the National Stock Exchange.

This is a dubious notion since, by this point, support for social insurance programs are pretty well ingrained in the political system.