Sentence examples for dubious determination from inspiring English sources
In particular, that sluggish U.S. economy, and the dubious determination of Democrats and Republicans alike to raise taxes anyway, demands Mr. Bush's attention as much as does the Middle East.
PPL Montana argues that evidence of present-day activities distorts the factual inquiry into actual or suspected historical navigability, and that the Court should not consider modern-era uses and historical reports of dubious accuracy in their determination.
The 45-minute claim has often been cited by war opponents as evidence of the readiness of Mr. Blair and his officials to cite any evidence, however dubious, in support of their determination to go to war.
Since forests typically consist of thousands of trees, the examination of an individual tree or even a select subset of trees is dubious in regards to the effective determination of important variables and corresponding values.
But when Luke sets out to get a job, meet a girl, and become a man, his determination and resourcefulness can even win over such dubious onlookers as Zack (Seth Green) and Angry Betsy Ann Hollowayy).
Wasn't the hysterical determination to over-invest in not merely unproven but actively dubious long-term prospects the root cause of the current global banking crisis?
For TSSCs, the mean TSS read counts in the region 50 to 10 nucleotides upstream of the ATG of each non-dubious ORF were used as an internal standard for size factor determination.
Given the determination with which Christians combated all forms of paganism, this appears a rather dubious presumption.
As a professional soldier working for one dubious cause after another, he insists that his only commitment is to his immediate comrades in arms, his only credo a determination to avoid what he calls "abstract hate".
