Sentence examples for dubious land from inspiring English sources
About dubious land deals.
Dubious land deals, loosely enforced environmental laws and drug money have helped fuel the Cancuning of the coast.
Floridians will go back to playing bingo, cooking up dubious land deals and rooting for the Gators, Hurricanes and 'Noles.
Other local journalists said they were beaten or intimidated after writing about rampant corruption, dubious land deals and payments of kickbacks and hush money in the city.
Foreign Minister Moses Wetangula abruptly stepped down on Wednesday amid allegations that his ministry had stolen millions of dollars in a dubious land deal in Japan.
It is true that Bolivia's Andean Indians, who make up some three-fifths of the population, have faced discrimination, that wealthy "white" farmers benefited from dubious land grants by military governments, and that the traditional ruling parties are discredited.
Chief of Guinea-Bissau's judicial police João Biague reported on a dubious aircraft landing months before the coup near Indjai's farm.
And so as officials enrich themselves in a clearly dubious and corrupt land deal, all that everyone else is left with is a pile of sand and a lot of resentment.
Slowly, though, computerised anti-fraud systems are being introduced to stop those with dubious certificates from landing government jobs.
At the same time, dot-coms earned the dubious distinction of landing 7 spots among the 10 least popular.
Their lyrics range from eulogies to American presidents and paeans to the thrill of driving a convertible while wearing a headband, via such dubious proclamations as "Burmese land is like monkey land" and "I am the maker of smooth music".
