Sentence examples for dubious records from inspiring English sources

With the help of CICIG, she started dismissing prosecutors with dubious records.

In setting a host of dubious records last season, the Power finished 3-17-1 3-17-1 3-17-1ts.

That hope evaporated with the renomination of Judge Pickering and several other jurists with dubious records on racial issues.

And Bell Pottinger's previous work for Belarus, Bahrain and Sri Lanka proves it is not opposed to doing business with states with dubious records.

Russians will ask why something they are good at, such as athletics, attracts such a penalty, while other countries with dubious records on doping remain strangely exempt.

Some security officials "appear to have dubious records when it comes to human rights and coercive techniques", noted the Master of the Rolls, Lord Neuberger.

Bobby Cox set a dubious record.

Even before the Bus Stop incident, he had a dubious record as a cop.

(That tied a dubious record set a decade earlier by "The Turning Point," directed by Herbert Ross).

He's been involved in some 3,500 lawsuits, a dubious record for a presidential candidate.

He was 27, a middle reliever who had somehow set a dubious record on the biggest stage.