Sentence examples for because of a dubious from inspiring English sources
Or maybe we'll win because of a dubious penalty.
Nor has it ever been determined who killed Tecumseh; Kentucky legislator Richard M. Johnson would rise to the vice presidency of the United States (1837 41) largely because of a dubious claim that he had committed the act.
Also a candidate in 1961, Durrell had in the previous year been ruled out because he "gives a dubious aftertaste … because of [his] monomaniacal preoccupation with erotic complications".
Because it's programmable, you can entabulate all sorts of stuff — a dubious but exciting prospect, to be sure.
Our results should be interpreted cautiously because of the dubious applicability of a single substitution rate to different avian species.
Winnie the Pooh has been banned from a Polish playground because of his "dubious sexuality" and "inappropriate" dress.
Low-alcohol wine was once a niche market because of its dubious taste, and the drinks industry is mindful that consumers want better-tasting products.
Because of the dubious legality and the absence of a sanctioning body, transcontinental and endurance-driving records are hard to quantify.
Many would claim that, despite (and perhaps because of) its dubious past, modern science could set an example for dealing with these issues in an open and honest way.
Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to dismiss the idea of a federalist approach to Ukraine's ethnic conflicts out of hand merely because of he dubious source.
