Sentence examples for dubious ploys from inspiring English sources
CNN used to be different, but Campaign Desk, which is run by The Columbia Journalism Review, concluded after reviewing convention coverage that CNN "has stooped to slavish imitation of Fox's most dubious ploys and policies".
Dawkins fans accustomed to his elegant prose might be surprised to come across such vulgarisms as "sucking up to God" and "Nur Nurny Nur Nur" (here the author, in a dubious polemical ploy, is imagining his theological adversary as a snotty playground brat).
They revive the dubious Neo Geo ploy of fighting fire with fire; that is, supposedly critiquing consumption by reveling in and exaggerating it, stoking desire and revulsion in equal parts.
As an employee, I would have no choice to pursue an initiative even if it meant harming the environment or using dubious accounting schemes or opaque advertising ploys.
The team is fighting legal issues with Nassau County and S.M.G, the company that manages the arena, a credibility gap with fans who say the safety argument is a ploy for a new arena and dubious news media coverage.
The move, which has dubious military value, has been criticized as a campaign ploy by a wartime president.
These dubious deals, industry experts and consumer groups say, are variations on the same ploy.
The only scandal that the celebrity sleuth Mr. Morton could turn up was a onetime ploy by Mr. Beckham to escape a traffic conviction by telling a dubious story about being followed on a high-speed chase.
