Sentence examples for dubious move from inspiring English sources

They either make the dubious move or remain on the tiny island, in conditions deplored by UNHCR, waiting for a better offer or a change of Australian policy.

Bauer's 2... Bb4 was a rare and somewhat dubious move, and Karpov was able to seize control of the center with 4 e4.

A famous player used to describe a dubious move by his partner as an error but a suspect decision by him as an E.I.J.

Uneasy, appa antly, about this costly and dubious move, the bank then hastily rigged up a display for its patrons--an exhibit of photographs of Old New York, including, of all idiotic things, several photographs of its own abandoned interior.

In annotating (commenting) on a game, an appended exclamation mark means a very good move, two exclamation marks are occasionally used to indicate an extremely good move, a question mark indicates a bad move, two question marks indicate a blunder, and the combination of an exclamation mark and a question mark on the same move indicates a double-edged or somewhat dubious move.

Just in the last three days, that has included reports that President Trump has discussed the legally dubious move of trying to fire the Fed chairman Jerome Powell, efforts by administration officials to play down that possibility, and a renewed presidential Twitter attack Monday morning.

But trades made against a deadline being the dubious moves they are, you have to wonder if this one is actually going to pay dividends in the end.

Under Mr. Pandit, Citigroup, which has a vast international footprint, worked to strengthen controls against dubious money moving through the bank, including by centralizing audit and compliance functions.

The timing of that accusation makes Trump's decision to bring Flynn to his first briefing a dubious political move.

Held mainly by Shiite businessmen in West Africa, the companies appeared to be fronts for Hezbollah to move dubious funds, for itself or others, and to mask Hezbollah's involvement in transactions.

Otto Schenk and Gunther Schneider-Siemssen peer through Wagner's eyes, as midway through the 19th century he assembled in his mind the spears, swords, helmets, rocks and trees through which his dubious characters would move.