Sentence examples for are very dubious from inspiring English sources
Employers are very dubious about that.
A lot of people I come across in the military are very dubious about this".
The cliches - the English are reserved, the Scots are mean and the Welsh can sing - are very dubious generalisations.
They can give investors an instant picture of what has happened in the past; academics are very dubious that they have anything to tell us about the future.
First, let's not forget the fact that some eminent people on the Conservatives' own side are very dubious about their plans for schools.
"Most Western economists are very dubious about making workers' rights a part of the trade regime, as this would unduly complicate trade negotiations," he writes.
"I was very dubious about it," Mr. Cleese said.
(The first red was right but the penalty and second yellow were very dubious).
IRNA, Iran's state news agency, quoted him saying "As the president stated yesterday, this action is very dubious and it should not be taken seriously".
"If there was any procurement made for combat purposes from that stockpile, I would be very dubious about it," he said.
