Sentence examples for dubious merits from inspiring English sources

Or should the film be judged on its dubious merits alone?

Regardless of the dubious merits of that argument what is true is that politicians are different to actors.

The idea's dubious merits aside, an exemption for pensioners and concession cardholders is part of the plan.

Tottenham have been left to chase the dubious merits of Europa League qualification and Sherwood to fight for his job.

That proved to be ironic, as Jarre became an adversary of the free-for-all culture of the internet and of the dubious merits of the CD and particularly the MP3.

When he turns Bullet The Blue Sky's traditional anti-war protest into a monologue about the dubious merits of his own status as a globetrotting millionaire charity campaigner, it's walking a fine line between a rare sign of celebrity self awareness and the most awkward kind of self obsession, and probably falls into the latter.

These companies set about building roads, bridges, irrigation works and some housing schemes of dubious merit.

Around thumping Brunswick Street, there are scores of streetside pubs and clubs, but many are of dubious merit.

As for the consumers, quality control and service is in the hands of suppliers of dubious merit.

Critics of such funding methods say they prompted a glut of claims of dubious merit, especially in personal injury cases.

A result, they note, is that many patents are granted for supposed inventions that are of dubious merit.