Sentence examples for could be dubious from inspiring English sources

An article may be written by a reputable scholar, in which case it will be signed, or be anonymous or pseudonymous, in which case the author's credentials could be dubious or non-existent.

One is that Chechnya's stability rests on one man, Mr Kadyrov, and he could be a dubious prop.

Baritone Christopher Maltman had no such difficulties, and made every word count, even though that could be a dubious benefit with some of Rabindranath Tagore's more sickly-sweet poems.

The author Robert Caro remembers his initiation as a young Newsday reporter in the 1960's, as he slowly discovered that there could be a dubious deal behind every bend in the Meadowbrook Parkway or variance to build a gas station.

However, we believe that this extinction coefficient could be of dubious accuracy for our data.

What could possibly have convinced the agency to pursue a legal strategy that any law student could see was dubious?

That rebuttal may be dubious.

Many UN member states might pull back their troops if they could be hauled before dubious courts too easily.

And then, suddenly, we see him engaging in misinformation and slander against a truly friendly country, obviously relying on sources of a quality [Fox News] that at best could be described as dubious".

This finding resulted in the conclusion that sera showing an OD value between 0.125 - 0.185 (round off values 0.05) could be considered as dubious reactors thus requiring confirmatory analysis.

I was dubious that it could be done.