Sentence examples for dubious regard from inspiring English sources

"Millennials now represent 'the highest percentage of Americans lacking enough money to meet their basic needs,' outdistancing Gen X-ers and baby boomers in that dubious regard," writes Mr. Kahn of a recent survey about retail trends.

Psychics have long been held in dubious regard (which, as Sharma puts it frankly, is because "90percentt of them are fake") and when there's money on the line, it's important not to over-promise.

Berlin was dubious regarding such disciplines economics, sociology, psychology among them but acknowledged that such scientific studies of human behaviour had some value.

(Though this statement may sound dubious in regard to Buffalo Bill, Jonnes credits him with inspiring the abiding "French love affair" with the Wild West. Which, moreover, had some surprising early adopters: "After attending the Wild West show, Paul Gauguin bought a Stetson to wear").

While admitting that the science is dubious with regard to men, Rousey made it plain that she has no questions when it comes to women.

While the dubious rhetoric regarding "ethnics" and women would be better consigned to a distant past, it was hard to discern real prejudice, since the brutally competitive spirit of the place seemed to demand that everyone got a hard time.

Former Vice President Dan Quayle took the bronze for some dubious math regarding how many votes you need to pass a health care reform bill.

I've previously challenged him on some pretty dubious comments regarding immigrants, so I'm interested to see if he picks up on his own hypocrisy.

However, although Wes is more than happy to take one for the team and have one, I've heard a few stories of late that have left me feeling a little dubious with regards to the snip.

"For years," he wrote in his letter, "we have heard the ideas, non sequiturs and dubious pronouncements regarding the future of the labor movement and how to make it stronger by these union 'leaders' and even their predecessors".

President Zuma has made some dubious decisions regarding South Africa's regional foreign policy, and his inability to meaningfully address the plethora of domestic problems facing the country raises question about its suitability as Africa's de facto leader.