Sentence examples similar to doubtful tactic from inspiring English sources
Even if that route, which will take time to navigate, proves feasible (many lawyers think it doubtful), the tactic will require ABB to inject cash into the defunct entity to match the asbestos liability.
And it must outlaw doubtful sales tactics for complex investment products—notably, the one most loved by insurers, variable annuities.
Ironically, it seems doubtful that the tactic will succeed.
Identical conclusions were found in a Polish study were doctors, when confronted with non-compliance, also applied certain tactics of doubtful effectiveness which might worsen the patient's emotional state or harm his as a person.
But beginning in the 1960s, this tactic was rendered doubtful by the development of high-altitude, radar-guided, surface-to-air missiles.
The method of Satyagraha, Orwell said, might have been effective against the British, but he was doubtful about its future as a tactic for political struggle.
Some of his ministerial colleagues were doubtful about the wisdom of these tactics.
Unseemly tactics will hardly persuade the doubtful majority of Americans that they have been well served.
Fine was doubtful that anyone in California actually used the old war-on-drugs tactics until this incident, but it was a reminder that some people are still in battle mode.
