Sentence examples for dubious aid from inspiring English sources

Finally, without the dubious aid of a disgraced TV presenter, she'll live her dream.

Robb is quite as hard on the academy and its interpretive rituals as on his frequently wacky predecessors in biography: " 'Une Saison en Enfer' should be read first of all without the dubious aid of a description (including this one)...

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Then it gradually extends to include everyone and everything: his former colleagues at BBC Radio 1 (dreadful, craven, stupid); Jools Holland (rubbish); Live Aid (dubious – though that didn't stop him presenting it); feminists (humourless).

But I suspect the fact that Manning chose the anti-establishment WikiLeaks as his collaborator made the government more eager to add on that dubious charge of "aiding the enemy".

The for-profit sector that now consumes 25% of the tax dollars going to federal financial aid, with dubious results, is a technology-driven phenomenon.

With this dubious offer – ostensibly to aid reunification – East Berlin attempted to polarise West German society and to unify West Germany's working class under communist leadership, in order to accelerate the fall of the Adenauer 'regime', which it loathed.

This situation gets more dramatic by expanding the spectrum of indications on the basis of dubious diagnoses with the aid of technical equipment such as kirlian photograpy.

In the meantime, from a Silicon Valley haunted by empty offices where dot-commers famously "drank the Kool-Aid" of dubious business plans, Mercury Interactive busily peddles software and services that are supposed to make companies leaner and meaner -- or more like Mercury.

But most aid workers are dubious – and for many, that's because the reasons that aid drops are coming into the picture in Syria are entirely manmade.

Indeed, he argues that an ability to intuit another's feelings might well be an aid to some dubious moral behaviour.