Sentence examples similar to dubious having from inspiring English sources

For example, doing clinical trials on illiterate subjects in poor countries, which was once cheap and fast but ethically dubious, has become time-consuming and expensive as ethical standards have improved.

"Dubious" has become an anthem for Indians unwilling to be straitjacketed into heterosexuality, unwilling to accept the argument often put forward that being homosexual, lesbian, transgendered or transsexual is against Indian culture.

Of course, two consenting adults can engage in any kind of dynamic they'd like and master slave contracts are legally-dubious, having never been tried in U.S. court.

Rules about recruiting dubious people have been relaxed.

Now that dubious deal has been further complicated.

And Enron is not the first corporate bankruptcy where dubious accounting has been exposed.

Previous winners of this dubious honour have included (pre-2001) Afghanistan and Turkmenistan.

The plot, which involved many accomplices and dubious alibis, had unravelled quickly.

One theory is that opal's still often dubious reputation has to do with this fragility.

Over the centuries many dubious miracles have been claimed on behalf of the power of prayer.

A churning wheel of dubious personnel has steadily become the dominant story of the Trump White House.