Sentence examples for dubious actions from inspiring English sources

As a practicing attorney, Field had some clients who led him into dubious actions.

The real contribution comes from watching Conason's exertions as he tries to justify the Clintons' more dubious actions.

Attackers leverage preexisting trust between victims and the chosen false identities to spur dubious actions (illegally transferring money, remailing stolen goods, installing malware on computers, and recommending fraudulent services to friends).

It's a surprisingly fruitful metaphor, largely unexplored in the medium, for what it feels like to be a video game player who is joyfully complicit in a series of morally dubious actions.

But Human Rights Watch, based in New York, has created a separate page on its Web site (www.hrw.org) called "Opportunism in the Face of Tragedy," where it lists dubious actions taken by governments in the name of fighting terrorism.

These arguments are a sweet substitute for the thankless task of formulating honest answers to the questions raised by ISIS, which would inevitably mean advocating morally dubious actions with no certainty of a good outcome, as well as having to repudiate many of one's earlier views.

But South chose to remove his partner's double, a dubious action.

In an article on the Royal College of Midwives website, writer Julie Griffiths says: "There is the dubious action of waving a naked flame near a newborn or, indeed, new mother who presumably is lying in bed, covered by sheets - hopefully flame retardant ones.

Twelve days before Arone's death, Airborne troops used bait to snare thieves, a dubious action that ended with two Somalis shot, one fatally in the back.

The other dubious Countrywide actions identified by the F.T.C. — pursuing foreclosure improperly, adding fees without notice — also sound familiar to consumer lawyers across the country.

The first Notes by the Editor appeared in 1901, offering Sydney Pardon a platform to thunder against dubious bowling actions and – horrors!