Sentence examples for dubious perks from inspiring English sources

Despite offering dubious perks for big donations – €3 for a postcard of Alexis Tsipras, or a bottle of Greek wine for €25 – Feeney is adamant the initiative is not a joke.

Her experiment, though, challenged a popular image of the drug dropping out, hallucinating in parks, and other dubious perks of the nineteen-sixties and Waldmanineteen-sixties andcit substances Waldmantrike everyone as family-friendly.

I didn't want to go to literary parties, I didn't want to publish in The New York Review of Books, I didn't want to meet her Nobel Prize-winning friends, or sit on panels, or glean any of the dubious perks that dawdling in the shadow of her fame had to offer.

It wasn't well paid either – although it came with the dubious perk of an unlimited wine allowance.

Maybe the perks of a little more leverage while defecating seem dubious, but there's real science behind the benefits of a healthy squat.

Though my father was dubious when my husband and I bought the odd little cottage on three hilly acres, he perked up when he saw the untenanted goat barn and chicken coop.

Dubious prospects.

Perks accrue.