Sentence examples for dubious given from inspiring English sources

But this sounds dubious, given that both companies are already cutting costs heavily.

But many doctors are dubious, given the demise of the original company.

It always seemed dubious, given that the document said it might be worth "cultivating" me as a "neutral" voice.

A scene in which she crashes her sister's wedding and makes a spectacle of herself is particularly dubious, given how hard Umay works to protect her dignity.

Mr. Campbell said the argument that objects should always be returned to their countries of origin was dubious, given that many artifacts had traveled throughout the centuries.

The mention of synagogues sounded dubious given that Jews were discriminated against in the Russian Empire, kept beyond the Pale of Settlement and away from big cities.

The assumption that an entire generation must have a singular identity is dubious; giving a distinct identity to Gen Y'ers, five years younger than their first cousins, Gen X'ers, is even more inane.

Ludicrous and dubious figures, given to reliably ludicrous and dubious pronouncements, emerge periodically from the political mist – Grant Shapps, Iain Duncan Smith, Sajid Javid – and columns featuring them begin to write themselves.

Pujols said he did not know anybody needed him, a dubious claim given his experience and his impact that night.

Unless Beltran could still play center (a dubious proposition, given the condition of his knees), his addition would solve a problem they don't really have.

Instead, the Fed has maintained that disclosure of the practice is adequate, a dubious assertion given the myriad ways to bury and distort disclosures.