Sentence examples for dubious industry from inspiring English sources

Again, Mr. Spitzer found dubious industry practices that had been going on for years.

Critics say that as a top lobbyist for the savings and loan industry in the 1980s, Mr. Hohlt blocked regulation of these institutions and played a pivotal role helping to prolong dubious industry practices that cost taxpayers $150 billion to clean up.

The movie presents the digital realm as Faustian magic that yields studios and filmmakers unprecedented control and freedom, yet amplifies the already dubious industry's schemes into ever more grievous and ruthless depredations.

Throughout history, people have given each other mooncakes as presents, but as with many things in China, corruption has crept in and the "giving" has spurred a dubious industry.

But Republicans love them and use every opportunity they get to applaud this dubious industry.

Some of the biggest brands in finance and banking continue to be tarnished by revelations of greed, incompetence, and dubious industry practices.

Students are lobbying their universities to divest from morally dubious industries, such as tobacco or firearms.

Islamic financial products comply with Koranic prohibitions against charging interest and investing in morally dubious industries, such as alcohol and pornography, and lending is based on profit-sharing.

Britain has settled on a low-wage, low-jobs economy; in abandoning manufacturing for services, in relying on a handful of remaining, dubious, industries – finance, pharmaceuticals and arms – we've condemned hundreds of thousands to unemployment and many more to underemployment, and unstable and uncertain jobs (including unconscionable zero-hours contracts).

It has the exact same effect, and is arguably more special because you're not funding an ethically-dubious industry that makes money from people mourning the deaths of beloved friends and relatives.

These dubious deals, industry experts and consumer groups say, are variations on the same ploy.