Sentence examples for dubious plans from inspiring English sources

They had documented even their most dubious plans in memos.

They focus instead on complex and dubious plans to disguise the losses of their banks.

So politicians, anxious lest angry consumers become angry voters, have been contemplating a variety of dubious plans to ease pressure at the pump: price caps, prosecution of alleged price gougers, and — the surefire political winner — tax cuts.

The heart nine was led and ducked to East's ten, a dubious plan by declarer.

Despite the awful economic news, Mr Koizumi is still trying to push ahead with his dubious plan to tighten government spending.

Two years ago, he made a sound strategic decision, scrapping former President George W. Bush's dubious plan to build a long-range missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic.

President Obama made a sound strategic decision, scrapping former President George W. Bush's technologically dubious plan to build a long-range missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic.

The announcement — which criticized the Obama administration's "unspecified and dubious" plan and its "grave consequences," warning that others' "cherished beliefs may be next on the block" — echoes the foreboding tone and language from Cushing's bitter campaign against the 1948 reform rather than that of the 1960s effort toward reconciliation.

Maryland's dubious plan to use the threat of eminent domain to force the "House of Cards" TV show to keep filming in the state coincides with the 30th anniversary of the state's failed attempt to use eminent domain to keep the NFL's Baltimore Colts from moving out of state.

Saying he will have flexibility on missile defense doesn't mean Mr. Obama will "cave". Two years ago, he made a sound strategic decision, scrapping former President George W. Bush's dubious plan to build a long-range missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic.

As a banker, I have no intention of betting on a dubious plan like that -- which might put a few bucks in our pockets today but will cost us dearly in the future.