Sentence examples for be highly dubious from inspiring English sources

Especially because, as I said before, the evidence appears to be highly dubious.... Q This administration is making lots of difficulties for its friends.

"If everything's coming from the same source, that's likely to be highly dubious," says Dr Seargeant.

Whilst some clinicians consider the procedure in this context a necessary evil even if it only provides information to a patient's relatives, and allows the cessation of non necessary treatment, others consider it to be highly dubious ethically, of little therapeutic use and indeed they have raised concerns over obtaining informed consent for the procedure [ 3, 20, 21].

This is highly dubious.

And even these figures are highly dubious.

This retrospective title-stripping is highly dubious.

"Of course this claim was highly dubious," Jamhawi said.

Some philanthropy watchers are highly dubious about this all-in-the-family approach.

Trump's claim that the wall would cost $8 billion is highly dubious.

The idea that it would empower us was highly dubious from the start.

This is highly dubious, but it's another favorite talking point that Trump has uttered more than 50 times.