Sentence examples for dodgy though from inspiring English sources

Just how dodgy, though, only becomes clear over time.

That sounds dodgy, though within the Kyoto rules.

I'm starting to wonder whether Agent Amador is dodgy, though.

His running between the wickets is dodgy, though the way he bats does not give him much practice; 144 of his 193 runs at Lord's came in boundaries.

The accents were, to put it mildly, distinctly dodgy though and the sub-zero temperatures were far more bone-chilling than Dublin in mid-March.

At least the yes campaign had a positive story to tell, dodgy though it was and buttressed by negative stories (straight from Labour's Westminster playbook) about the "threat" to the NHS.

That's why he's been dodgy -- though not as dodgy as Romney -- about how he's actually going to make all his numbers work.

As it stands, machine learning hasn't been used to detect dodgy expenses, though we're certainly moving in the right direction for that soon to become a reality.

Too much of newspaper content, particularly the political coverage, has become like the sports pages, reporting gossip and speculation (who's moving to which club, who's got a dodgy hamstring) as though it were fact.

And I can assure @JaneSAnderson15 that, strange though it might sound, thwankin is NOT an Irvine Welsh composition to describe dodgy activities... Though Forsyth did confess that he had included one made-up word in The Etymologicon in the spirit of Mountweasel... 5.57pm BST Claire Armitstead (@carmitstead) Thwankin: clouds thronging in thick and gloomy procession.

State banks will be encouraged to roll over dodgy loans, even though this means taxpayers subsidise business folk.Beyond this there is only one solution: to reduce the risks projects face, from red tape and land-acquisition problems to meddling politicians.