Sentence examples for distinctly dubious from inspiring English sources
"Distinctly dubious," says BP of Mr Kukes's behaviour.
Some of the property on the block was of distinctly dubious quality.
Andrew notes that the case for holding a permanent file on him "now appears distinctly dubious".
While Farage has dealt with some distinctly dubious people, he rejected an alliance with Marine Le Pen's Front National.
As long as investment money (at least some of it, according to the British taxman, of distinctly dubious origin) was plentiful and cheap, it found a way here; once it no longer was, the property market collapsed.
JP Morgan has inherited a mortgage book of distinctly dubious quality from Seattle-based Washington Mutual, which collapsed in September 2008 in the largest commercial banking failure in US history.
In Iraq, liquor of a distinctly more dubious quality can be purchased from Iraqi Army soldiers or civilian contractors working on American bases, and Iraqi soldiers have sold locally produced prescription drugs to American troops for a tidy profit.
Still, at least she didn't exit in the first round, though there were moments in the first set when it seemed distinctly possible that she might end up sharing a dubious distinction with Graf in 1994, and Martina Hingis in 1999 and 2001, the only three times in the Open era that top seeds in the women's draw have lost their opening matches.
True, the United States is distinctly unhappy about what it perceives to be an uneven playing field for American business, Beijing's dubious approach to intellectual property rights, and an industrial policy that privileges state enterprises.
