Sentence examples for are extremely dubious from inspiring English sources

And it would allow companies to account for emissions reductions by buying "offsets", many of which are extremely dubious, or, at the very least, troublingly opaque.

The perfect Republican is a man whose Republican tendincies are extremely dubious... We're delighted with the way the Republican race is shaping up; it's got e verything It's got Stassen, who'd simply adore to be President.

"However, the flip side of this is that teens and college students are extremely dubious about companies that do good works simply to get good public relations," she said.

The week after Eisenhower finally declared his candidacy for the G.O.P. nomination, E. B. White wrote a Comment about the General's Republican credentials: The perfect Republican, it can now be stated with finality, is a man whose Republican tendencies are extremely dubious — so dubious, in fact, that the Party is not sure that he is a Republican at all.

Judged against indirect estimates McGuire (2003a, b;) assembles and 'West' model values adopted by Prasartkul and Rakchanyaban (2002), Rungpitarangsi's infant mortality assumptions for 1960 and 1970 are plausible, but those for 1937 and 1947 are extremely dubious.

Spurs' medical department is extremely dubious.

But I told him that I was extremely dubious.

But the relevance of this fact to literature as an art is extremely dubious.

It did not even matter that the plan in question was extremely dubious and eventually left the community with a deserted wasteland used mainly by feral cats.

In the first place, it is extremely dubious whether this short-term expedient will serve the long-term needs of the economy.

But the prosecutor said that he was extremely dubious of Mr. Blunt's assertion and that there was no way of proving it.