Sentence examples for dubious dealing from inspiring English sources
"dubious dealing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a situation where you suspect something is happening which is not quite right. For example, "The company was investigated for its dubious dealings with overseas firms."
ProPublica, the web-based independent investigative news organisation, was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for national reporting for its expose of dubious dealing on Wall Street leading up to the financial crisis, with the judges praising the way journalists Jesse Eisinger and Jake Bernstein used online tools "to help explain the complex subject to lay readers".
Former Chicago Inspector General David Hoffman has long been a critic of the meters deal, writing a report in July 2009 that ripped into the city for the "dubious" deal and its overly hasty approval by the City Council.
Now that dubious deal has been further complicated.
Yet achieving success requires the same ingredients: bargaining, bartering, bluffing and cutting a few dubious deals.
The one grain of hope is a morally dubious deal with the Foreign Minister of Kumranistan.
Some of them have cut dubious deals with Somali warlords to fish in Somali waters.
Historians say dubious deals manipulated the tribe out of most of its territory.
These dubious deals, industry experts and consumer groups say, are variations on the same ploy.
Another dubious deal offers free travel as an inducement to take out a credit card.
Most of the world's great museum collections have some kind of dubious deals in their pasts.
Tax lawyers would also be subject to disciplinary action if they were found to have written opinions blessing dubious deals.
