Sentence examples for dodgy ones from inspiring English sources

But when you are a youngster you don't really care what you get so I have a few dodgy ones on my back.

But it's notable that alternative clubs were raided, not just known "dodgy" ones.

There are plenty of reputable firms offering them – but also lots of dodgy ones.

Russian companies seeking to invest or list abroad ought now to face the closer scrutiny of their finances that earlier dodgy ones didn't, but should have.

In fraud detection, for example, algorithms can eliminate the majority of transactions that are above suspicion but a human is still best placed to analyse the dodgy ones.

But there is little appetite for a second round among many of the parties, who fear it would exacerbate political tensions in the country and do little to boost the legitimacy of whoever runs.Turnout was disappointing first time: only 4.3m people cast legitimate votes (after 1.3m dodgy ones were excluded).

The only slightly dodgy one I've had was on Saturday.

I think Gatt got a dodgy one in the second innings here, although it didn't end his career as he was recalled 18 months later.

Kent had gone into the match without their captain David Fulton, which had more to do with his dodgy one-day form than any discernable injury.

The FCO certainly knew that this "genocide equivocation" was dodgy: one internal memo obtained under the Freedom of Information Act admits that "HMG is open to criticism in terms of the ethical dimension.

It makes us feel warm and tingly to believe that we don't judge people on their schooling, but anyone who has lived and worked in a small town will tell you that job applicants are often pre-judged by whether they went to the local "good" school or the "dodgy" one.