Sentence examples for dubious quantity from inspiring English sources
As for me, an expatriate Scot who never hesitates to correct the friendly query "English?", whose entire myth-kitty is sunk in the road from Gorbals Street to Gilmorehill, Galashiels to Garelochhead, I am that doubly dubious quantity: the undecided.
Suddenly the eminently upstanding politician seems a more dubious quantity — unless Holly can be persuaded to keep quiet about the episode, which has apparently been expunged from the college records and never became a matter for the police.
Some climate scientists and cement experts are dubious that Calera can produce large quantities of cement that is durable and benign for the environment.
From drones he turns to torture, rendition, the dubious terminology of the military, the sheer quantity of official bullshit.
By 1850, the United States had acquired, by hook or by crook (including Indian "removal" and the morally dubious but indubitably beneficial war with Mexico), vast quantities of land.
The UK is selling record quantities of arms – including missiles, bombs and grenades – to countries listed by the Foreign Office as having dubious human rights records.
Indian players are dubious.
