Sentence examples for dubious chances from inspiring English sources

But opponents say it would be a costly move with dubious chances of success.

Some of the companies have already failed; others are hanging on with dubious chances of raising additional money from the capital markets.

Still, analysts remained dubious about chances for a sustained upward trend in the face of war fears.

So "Work Out," a reality show on Bravo set in a trendy Beverly Hills gym, sounds dubious: a chance not only to hear about the weekend but actually to watch it unfold.

Scientists are dubious about their chances of saving the 7-year-old Advanced Satellite for Cosmology and Astrophysics (ASCA), whose replacement--the ASTRO-E x-ray satellite--was lost shortly after launch in February.

I think most everyone was kind of dubious about our chances of pulling it off".

McCaffrey was dubious about the chances for success -- since, after all, the cartels are already present throughout the U.S. McCaffrey suggested other military alternatives -- the man knows how to wage war!

After seeing Jon Ossoff fall short in the special election earlier this year, I was dubious of Democrats' chances in Texas's Seventh Congressional District (the seat that started George H.W. Bush's political career in 1966, in case you're looking for someone to blame).

The RFF researchers reply that, for greenhouse-gas banking to work well, firms must bank lots of credits—and that raises the chances that dubious ones slip through.The RFF approach seems best.

And in a rain-swept match on a far-from-perfect field, when both teams had their moments and chances and dubious calls to cope with, Suárez's world-class finishing touch made the difference in a 2-1 victory.

Because of his dubious history, Duarte's chances of being allowed to legally return to the U.S. were slim.