While decrying the "high-stakes, high-level gambling" that banks had engaged in during the housing boom, Mr. Keker urged the jury to set aside any distaste that it had for the financial industry's dubious behavior and the complex mortgage securities that it concocted.
But charges such as tax evasion, excessive salaries and bonuses, ethically dubious behavior, insider profits, bribes, and misleading customers, are not unique to any one industry much less a given structure within an industry.
"This encourages and permits ethically dubious behavior".
-- dubious behavior during and after World War II.
"There are people on the job right now exhibiting very dubious behavior," she said.
No one would resort to such dubious behavior if there were an easier remedy.
And finally, he said, plaintiffs in a lawsuit would have to rely upon testimony of children whose dubious behavior and backgrounds would easily call their credibility into question.
Facing up to his dubious behavior toward his explosive friends, he had his first rude introduction in his political career to ambivalence, ambiguity and complexity.
If there's one thing we know about dubious behavior, it's that failure to stamp it out encourages more of it.
Today fees just to apply have become part of the city's overheated rental climate, where dubious behavior — by both landlords and renters — appears to be increasing.
The more pervasive the incidence of ethically dubious behavior, the more vigorously the rest of society will respond with ever more government regulations.
