Sentence examples for dubious air from inspiring English sources

It was advice furnished with the same dubious air I imagined Cold War grade-school teachers assumed when instructing their students to hide under desks in case of a nuclear attack as if a slab of wood could deflect an atomic blast wave and nuclear fallout.

India has recently pulled far ahead of China on one dubious development marker – air pollution in the country's capital.

In the defeat of Milan at San Siro he even showed that he is perfecting the scientifically dubious art of hanging in the air.

A spot by the Mexican airline AeroMexico, for example, evokes Trump's rhetoric about immigration and walls before making the (dubious, yes) case that air travel defies borders.

Viral advertising campaigns are used by companies as a way to avoid paying TV channels money to screen adverts, and because the unregulated nature of the internet enables adverts of dubious taste to get aired.

Swan was "excited to share," he tweeted, his scoop, described as follows: "Exclusive: Trump to terminate birthright citizenship". Thus he (initially, at least) allowed the president to air this constitutionally dubious notion as if it were almost enshrined at the National Archives.

The austerity thing was just invented out of thin air and a few dubious historical examples to serve the prejudices of the elite.

Several were of dubious provenance, and used their statutory air-time to attack Mr Yushchenko.

India is now challenging China for a dubious distinction: home of the most toxic air on the planet.

Another problematic aspect of these tests is that their web pages feature advertisements for dubious medications, helping give these products an undue air of legitimacy.

But people in one neighborhood near the 60 Freeway have a dubious new distinction: They are breathing the dirtiest air in Southern California, according to new measurements by pollution regulators.