Sentence examples for dodgy from from inspiring English sources

By the time he stepped down gratefully after his defeat, he seemed a tragi-comic figure.Flying with HazlittHis political judgment was dodgy from the beginning.

From that dodgy jumper from your nan, or the santa socks from the in-laws, we have some tips to help you avoid hurting your relatives or friends feelings on the big day.

I'm a hoarder, and I don't want to lug everything around with me, constantly giving me shoulder ache (I suffer from a dodgy shoulder from an old war wound: bus crash, age 15).

Its ethical policy, barring it from investing in all manner of dodgy enterprises, from arms trading to sweatshops, is – on paper at least – exactly the direction that all financial institutions should be heading in.

If that prognosis – based on dodgy data from one country – played out, the continent's population could rise from a billion today to as much as five billion by 2100.

'First we had a dodgy dossier from New Labour, now we have dodgy broadcasts.

Anticipating boredom, we'd come prepared with dodgy DVDs from Phnom Penh.

I dine on a dodgy sandwich from a petrol station.I'm writing an article about rural voters.

And although both capital and provisioning have increased, the banks are still rolling over dodgy debts from many construction firms.

The Labour Party leapt on the admission to criticise their political opponents for accepting "dodgy" donations from HSBC account holders.

The Consortium de Réalisation (CDR) took over dodgy assets from Crédit Lyonnais and tried to dispose of them.