Sentence examples for because of its dubious from inspiring English sources

A few days previously it had cautioned its readers not to give money to Invisible Children, because of its "dubious finances" and "exaggerated claims", adding that it was "staffed by douchebags".

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.

The Book of Abraham is disconcerting, not only because its dubious authenticity reflects on Smith and the Book of Mormon but also because of what it actually says.

We mention this element, because its dubious affiliation affects the evolutionary scenarios we discuss below.

Winnie the Pooh has been banned from a Polish playground because of his "dubious sexuality" and "inappropriate" dress.

Because of his dubious history, Duarte's chances of being allowed to legally return to the U.S. were slim.

It was almost excluded in Lombardy too, this time because some of its signatures seemed dubious.What do you do if you are in a fix, having failed to abide by the rules?

But it rolls because of its shape.

Grabbing all the theme park headlines this year (not least because of its late opening, and ensuing technical problems), Alton Towers' new ride, The Smiler, fulfils its dubious promise to "marmalise" riders through its world-record 14 loops.

(And, worryingly, the study of trauma has both a dubious intellectual history and an abysmal track record, not least because of its role in the sexual-abuse scandals of the eighties and the recovered-memory travesty of the nineties).

This is partly because of its size.