Sentence examples for a dubious proposition from inspiring English sources

It seems a dubious proposition.

That is a dubious proposition.

It was always a dubious proposition.

But this is a dubious proposition, for two reasons.

Pitching four innings, however, was a dubious proposition.

It is a dubious proposition, supported by little validated intelligence.

However, even if containment was the major factor in toppling the Soviet Union--a dubious proposition given the extensive economic rot in that country--no one ever asks if the same result could have been achieved with far less cost in American lives and money using a "containment-lite" policy.

A lot of people don't have the stomach for full-blown S&M and it also requires not only the ability to maintain an erection (an increasingly dubious proposition in these perilous times) but also the ability to sustain a role--something which is incidentally one of the most important aspects of the actor's art.

By the late 17th century, however, philosophers and scientists had started to use "belief" to mean an intellectual assent to a somewhat dubious proposition.

This means two things: that there is an iPhone prototype floating around (a highly dubious proposition considering that they would not have "mailed" any prototypes to Foxconn nor does Foxconn particularly need prototypes from Cupertino – they only need plans and someone from Apple to supervise the manufacture) and that the CE industry is built on false promises and exploitation.

But there is no reason at all to believe this when it comes to fiscal stimulus, which has proved completely temporary; and it's a highly dubious proposition for austerity imposed in response to a fiscal panic, too.