Sentence examples for dodgy to from inspiring English sources

That feels politically very dodgy to me.But back to the summit of last night and today.

"[But] the talking is a bit dodgy, to say the least".

Dodgy to the core, but so human and vulnerable, it was sometimes hard not to sympathise.

Is it dodgy to suggest that the Brazilian one sounds a bit tinpot?

It wants to avoid a reputation as a tax haven or somewhere dodgy to park questionable funds.

"Do you think it's dodgy to do what's called in the trade a deed of variation, to leave your house to your children?

He says the Bush government was keen to get convictions, and its yes men were happy to accept dodgy evidence to that end.

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My character, King Henry, needs to secure the succession to his rather dodgy claim to the throne before he dies.

Then, it wasn't common for dodgy outsiders to request access to your digital shell.

After a slightly mis-timed early pass to Rob Kearney and a dodgy kick to touch, he did not put a foot wrong.