Sentence examples for dubious about how from inspiring English sources

Analysts remain dubious about how much the industry as a whole can increase profits in the near term.

They tell reporters they are dubious about how much better life will be under the Northern Alliance or Pashtun tribal leaders in the south.

As a product of suburban Bergen County, Mr. Booker also has to win over those residents here who are dubious about how much he can identify with the black experience in urban America, a world of poverty, crime, drugs and untreated disease.

But a lot of people are dubious about how much good this does people who, on the surface, have bigger problems.

This was my dilemma, so when I was asked to review the Flipside Wallet, I was a little dubious about how well I would like it, given how particular I am.

I'm pretty dubious about how these will work, as Assassin's Creed has always struggled with navigational controls, but it's an interesting way to get around town.

He has propounded dubious theories about how Africans and African-Americans are "right-brain people".

His initial response to the wildfires was to tweet a characteristically nasty and factually dubious statement about how the state should manage its forests better.

Some victims, like Mr. Hackett, have largely ignored the pope's visit and say they are dubious about his public pronouncements about how deeply he has been affected by the crisis, even questioning the motives behind his meeting on Thursday.

"Instead of lowering serum cholesterol with statins, which is dubious at best, how about serving up some real food?" [For the record, 5 20 p.m. Oct. 22: An earlier version of this story misspelled the name of cardiologist Aseem Malhotra.].] .]

Right away, we see that they're being disingenuous: their difference from Keynesians isn't because those dumb Keynesians don't take account of the future, it's because they're making very different and highly dubious assumptions both about policy and about how the economy works.