Sentence examples for deeply dubious of from inspiring English sources

I recently spent a fair amount of time debriefing assorted business school eminences involved in ethics programs at Virginia, Berkeley, Harvard, Wharton, NYU and Northwestern and came away deeply dubious of the schools' ability to do anything meaningful about the kind of ethical lapses now on display.

Lending to an investor to buy your shares is a deeply dubious concept, raising questions of legality and disclosure.

It's clear that Mr. Tarantino, whose best movies center on people of deeply dubious morality, is more invested in the murderous, funny supporting characters played by Samuel L. Jackson, Leonardo DiCaprio and Mr. Waltz, who was nominated for a best supporting actor Oscar for the role.

Some of the industry's employment practices are also deeply dubious: Ladbrokes' introduction in 2011 of a rule allowing their branches to be manned by a single, lone member helped them save £200 million in five years.

The accuracy of polygraph tests, of course, remains deeply dubious.

This seemed like a deeply dubious stance on the moral certitude of corporations — Corporations: Always Doing the Right Thing!

In Games for Places, artist Hannah Sibai and I spent a day proving that our paint was removable by slathering it on a Grade II listed building in front of helpful but deeply dubious council representatives - and then waiting for it to dry so we could take it off again.

Pistorius's affidavit, Nair said, was deeply dubious in many ways.

But I am deeply dubious that our allies can or will handle it without us, either.

Basic facts about North Korea are unknown or their source is deeply dubious.

The stalls are daubed with deeply dubious slogans, ranging from the lurid to the the moronic.