Sentence examples for dubious properties from inspiring English sources

In any case, what has always been troubling about Moore's view is that the coherent picture that emerges seems to presuppose (i) the existence of metaphysically dubious properties that fall outside the causal nexus and, so, are such that (ii) it would be a complete mystery how we could every reliably learn anything about them, if they were to exist.

Underhanded real estate salesmen sink to varying levels of deceit in order to sell their dubious properties.

As an educator and the founder of the American Journal of Psychology, Hall's work explored the controversial and dubious properties of gender distinctions (also offensive racial eugenics, but that's another story).

He graduated to morally dubious property deals and, eventually, the outright fraud for which he was imprisoned.

"We put it to one side for a while, because really there's nothing all that surprising in our officials having dubious property.

Investors are swarming over the capital, looking for bargains and betting on a (still shaky) economic recovery.Banks with dubious property portfolios have been selling their real-estate management arms to private-equity firms.

The lawyer, who refused to be identified for fear of recrimination by government officials, said that a rush by foreign companies to shift manufacturing to China had left them exposed to draconian remedies not just in legitimate disputes, but in lawsuits brought by so-called trolls, who seek to exploit dubious property claims to extort settlements from global brands.

Beneficiaries of the rule include Michael Lynn, an Irish lawyer who made millions from allegedly dubious property deals before he skipped the country in 2007.

Her re-energised campaign team battered her Democratic party opponent Barack Obama on issues ranging from his lack of foreign affairs experience through to dealings with a dubious Chicago property developer.

Among the themes of this three-part visual essay are Europe, money, art and the dubious status of intellectual property.

True, the United States is distinctly unhappy about what it perceives to be an uneven playing field for American business, Beijing's dubious approach to intellectual property rights, and an industrial policy that privileges state enterprises.