Sentence examples for dubious decision making from inspiring English sources
Much of the dubious decision making happens at the legislative level, where corporate lobbyists work to change environmental legislation to indirectly benefit the entities that are destroying it.
Their lack of experience can lead to dubious decision making which can lead to every parent's worst nightmare: A car collision.
She is the show's wry centre, looking askance at the dubious decisions made by her housemates and doling out wisdom as necessary.
The debacle unfolded after some dubious decisions made by the former Conservative government.
On the topic of dubious decisions made by the Mayor of London, for $5.9 billion you could evict a couple of hundred people from their homes and build ten Olympic stadiums.
The most dubious decision he made was to bring an indictment so quickly, rather than taking more time to investigate.
The MS Society claims Garrity's case is "the latest example of inconsistent and dubious decision-making by local health authorities on Sativex".
Just the ticket for powering through a day of dubious decision-making and 3am tweets, no? Jo Travers, a dietitian and author of The Low-Fad Diet, is unconvinced.
See articleGiving in to pressure from western governments and the UN, Iraq's government reversed a dubious decision that would have made it virtually impossible for Sunni Arabs and other opponents of the country's draft constitution to block it in a referendum due on October 15th.
Mr. Turner concluded that although Opel had made the morally dubious decision to produce engines for the Luftwaffe in 1938, by the time the war began General Motors had lost control of the company and therefore had no say in its production of military vehicles or its use of slave labor.
