Sentence examples for dubious areas from inspiring English sources

Dubious areas that kept their housing stock have often improved.

About the evaluation of early glottic carcinomas, Bertrand et al. considered CT as a first line investigation, using only later on MRI for the examination of dubious areas such as the anterior commissure, subglottis, and arytenoid cartilages [ 20].

When Mark paddles off to some dubious area, far from the crowd, he is partly just reclaiming his concentration on the ocean.

There has always been that dubious gray area between work contact and freely chosen friend, but now the way in which we fix and schedule our "outside" life seems governed by the ethics and practices of our all-consuming jobs.

We know which of the major banks made the most dubious loans in areas that are now only starting to go wrong, such as credit cards, corporate loans and commercial mortgages.

Those units report to the Interior Ministry, which ordered them to Chechnya on the dubious assumption that areas already "liberated" by Russian forces are peaceful enough that the units can control them and, perhaps, because there are not enough army units for that task.

Many patients, particularly those in poor rural areas, receive dubious care or no care at all.

Protecting vulnerable families from unproven and potentially dangerous treatments is a priority for ART, who are pushing for legislation to prevent any dubious operators exploiting gray areas of the law.

Because homeowners have much less incentive to stay in houses that are under water, investors have become extremely dubious about mortgages in areas where housing prices have fallen sharply, even if most of the borrowers are still current on their payments.

This month thousands of Romanians took to the streets to demand action against dubious sales of forested areas.

Areas of dubious alignment were isolated using Gblocks [37] (default settings) and excluded from the analysis.