Sentence examples for dubious alternatives from inspiring English sources

But the industry has also played down some effective, inexpensive drugs and trumpeted profitable but dubious alternatives.

Once help is finally sought, it is often quite difficult to obtain: there are few child psychiatrists in this country (about 7,000, by most estimates), fewer still good ones, and the usual plethora of dubious alternatives to orthodox medical care.

A simple look at the list of ingredients above should be enough to reveal that it's possible to get all of the foods you need to follow an alkaline diet at your normal grocery store, so waste your money on dubious alternatives.

It won't be while the sale of tickets and alcohol generates cash, and while the Tour can ignore misbehaviour under some dubious alternative narrative – fuelled by the fact good players are competing for prizes.

In the dubious alternative practice of therapeutic touch, which purports to cure a patient by manipulating the "biofield" of "energy" that exudes from a human body, the OAM has not even bothered to ask the question of whether this "field" actually exists.An attempt to study alternative treatments for AIDS also calls the office's scientific bona fides into question.

The article by Mr. Blankenship, the no-holds-barred head of the nation's fourth-largest coal mining company, is entitled: "Coal mining continues legacy of affordable energy, job source in an era of dubious 'green' alternatives".

However, there are some whom remain dubious about using alternatives and hold true to the use of bear bile.

and Charles Grassley (R Iowa), said they are drafting new legislation to stop the paper industry from making dubious claims for alternative fuels tax credits, using the "black liquor" produced as a by-product in papermaking to qualify.

He holds the dubious title of "Most Successful Alternative Model" in history (greeting cards).

As a result of these measures, migrants have been returning to more dangerous alternative routes, drinking dubious stream water, and traveling through woods and jungles, exposed to animals, police, thieves, and narcos, just to make the trek north.

But when there has been such devastating loss of faith in the system, we in Britain must consider alternatives to murky backslapping and dubious donations.