Sentence examples for be very dubious about from inspiring English sources

"If there was any procurement made for combat purposes from that stockpile, I would be very dubious about it," he said.

"I think the present court would be very dubious about the use of race used by the University of Michigan in its admissions standards," Mr. Thernstrom said.

However, one should be very dubious about persons and organizations claiming to know the entire truth about the various drone programs.

Employers are very dubious about that.

"I was very dubious about it," Mr. Cleese said.

A lot of people I come across in the military are very dubious about this".

My volunteers for the evening (Pip, Peter and Jacqui), are all showing early signs of being very dubious about this 'getting stuck to the seat' business.

Iranian conservationists were very dubious about the scheme, describing it as nothing more than a publicity stunt – which of course it was.

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.

The patient stays fully clothed and usually lies down.' Cathy says 'I was quite wary beforehand, partly because I'm very dubious about these things and partly because you usually have to do complementary medicine on a private basis, and I've never been in a position to pay.