I prefer not to use a mechanism which I believe is dubious".
For example, in America, many experts believe that dubious patents abound, such as the notorious one for a "sealed crustless sandwich".
EVEN if you believe the dubious proposition that an initial scare was needed to pass legislation, the time has come to patch up confidence.
Porridge This gives a relatively slow and sustained release of sugar into the bloodstream, but I'm not sure about the presence of a sweetener here, as artificial agents such as these have, I believe, very dubious health benefits.
Stewart, of course, is in the rather unlikely position of being hotly pursued by Grace Kelly and is – even more implausibly, though the screenplay does a good job of making us believe it – dubious about the merits of shacking up with her.
Here is a mother who lost her eldest child in a war that was declared, she believes, on dubious grounds.
Seventy-nine percent said accounting problems are hurting the investment climate in the United States, and 62percentt said they believed that dubious accounting was widespread in American business.
War also forced Hastings (or so he believed) into dubious acts to raise extra funds, two of which the demand for a subsidy to the company from Chait Singh, the raja of Banaras, and the requisitioning of the treasures of the begums of Oudh (the mother and grandmother of the vizier)—were to count heavily against him later.
But if anyone else believes the dubious assertion that Harris and Klebold were well-liked by their peers plenty of examples, aside from the shootings themselves, show that the bonhomie was not reciprocated.
But some league executives believe all the dubious talk was mere gamesmanship, a smoke screen sent out to throw off other Yao suitors.
