Sentence examples for dubious issue from inspiring English sources

This dubious issue should be a concern for MIT's lawyers, not undergraduate students.

Just how engineering the dimming of the sun which powers photosynthesis, the most potent part of CO2 ecology, will improve things is a dubious issue.

A senior executive at a Kids Company donor said: "This has come as a complete surprise because if there was a dubious issue with the charity we wouldn't have been big supporters [of it].

They often gave these ratings to dubious issues for the simple reason that they were being paid.

Caught up in the Internet frenzy, they paid absurd prices for such dubious issues as Priceline.com in hopes that they were buying the next Cisco Systems.

The proposals sprang from a government-mandated study that concluded the exchange, in seeking fees from listing companies, had approved many dubious issues.

Likewise, as my Washington colleague noted, Proposition 11, the major government-reform plan passed, as did a slew of dubious bond issues including at least one likely boondoggle.The results suggest uncertainty among the electorate.

An article on Monday about the dubious rules issued by local bureaucrats in China, so common that ridiculing them is a pastime of China's web users, included several errors.

The problem is, I'm convinced that smaller North Atlantic prawns have a sweeter flavour than the farmed east Asian giants – to say nothing of the very dubious ethical issues surrounding the latter, which put them straight on the blacklist – but it is remarkably hard to come by the cold water sort in their raw form.

While some of the historical leaders involved are remembered for the positive societal contributions, all of them arguably have dubious legacies, an issue central to Solmi.

"When people are very dubious about the issue of environmental racism, my way to address that is to say, we're looking at that scientifically".