Sentence examples for considerably more dubious from inspiring English sources

The next act of Cimon and the Athenians, the attack on the island of Scyros, was considerably more dubious.

When Obama was in law school, just before he wrote "Dreams," he talked about wanting to be mayor of Chicago, and since people tend for some reason to tolerate — indeed, to delight in — considerably more eccentricity and dubious conduct in mayors than they do in other elected officials, it may be that he wrote the book with that ambition in mind.

From August of last year through the end of 2014, as it happens, the state will have given away considerably more than that — $2.1 billion — in the form of another dubious tax advantage: the $420 million a year in subsidies it provides the film and television industry to keep production from going elsewhere.

Next year, he faces a new Congress much more dubious about the reality of climate change and considerably more hostile to international efforts to deal with it.

I'm not talking about season one's dubious production values (which, to be fair, are considerably more even than they were when the series began) but about the episode's very fabric".

For more dubious wellness, check out Well, Thank U.

Considerably more, in Montana.

Democrats are more dubious.

Some packed on considerably more.

Rob Priffer, of Toronto, seemed even more dubious.

That looks more dubious now.