Sentence examples for dubious impact from inspiring English sources

Not only is the water unlikely to be healthier than what comes from the tap, but also the plastic bottles have a dubious impact on both human and environmental health.

An ad at the other end of the scale – "1" – has the effectiveness of the 2010 ad by California GOP Senate candidate Carly Fiorina against rival primary rival Tom Campbell, known as the "Demon Sheep ad": hilarious, potentially viral, dubious impact.

The hand-held-camera tenet inadvertently gave rise to Dogma's most dubious impact on filmmaking in general, glamorizing the use of lightweight digital video cameras in place of hefty Arriflexes (and costly film stock) and inadvertently spawning dozens of pointlessly grainy-looking movies that don't have much to do with anybody's rules.

A $25 billion settlement reached in February by some of the nation's largest lenders over shoddy mortgage practices has had dubious impact thus far, as HuffPost's Ben Hallman has noted.

Not only does the scheme face a £3.3bn funding gap, the spending watchdog says; it is of dubious economic impact anyway.

But that risks dissipating energy on easy bilateral deals, with dubious trade-enhancing impact, at the expense of tougher, but far more beneficial, multilateral negotiations.

I'm dubious of its impact – how often do teams with ostensibly nothing to play for surprise those fighting for honours?

Whether it will have any political impact seems dubious.

Israeli economist Shir Hever told VICE News he is dubious about Isracoin's impact.

The case for international action on climate change is strong enough without relying on dubious evidence of its impacts on civil wars.

Perhaps the more dubious part of the economic-impact calculus concerns the $23 million that Mr. Pinsky counts from the construction of the exhibit.