Now it looks as if he is more interested in avoiding hard questions about Dick Cheney's spell as head of Halliburton or his own ties to dubious energy chiefs.All roads lead to BaghdadTo Mr Bush's harshest critics, this failure to plan ahead is part of an increasingly dangerous penchant for short-termism.
Streaming video and map applications are far from the limits of such a powerful computer in such a small form (and they're not likely to be super-effective in the mountains of New Hampshire, where connectivity is dubious and mapped roads often appear in the real world as impassable stagecoach trails).
He is also unmatched as a fountain of dubious ideas — unnecessary roads through protected wildlife refuges, clear-cutting in old-growth forests like the Tongass, and not one but two infamous "bridges to nowhere" that would have provided access to thinly populated parts of Alaska at gigantic cost.
On other bus journeys, dubious suspension and potholed road surfaces combined to create moments of weightlessness leavened only by the sharp crack of skull on luggage rack above.
But the Brazilians contend that by protecting the U.S. ethanol industry, the government is sacrificing environmental benefits available now for dubious goals down the road.
She will make it, with gratitude to the staff involved, but along a road paved with dubious intentions.
Many others in the EU dislike Cyprus's low taxes and dubious links to Russia.A better road map, anybody?The fate of the euro will depend as much on the choices of creditor states, above all Germany.
In "The Road" Mr. Jones attempts dubious sensitivity, mollifying a cheated-on wife by insisting "what matters is here and now" (a line that "merits a saucepan to the temple," Jude Rogers of The Guardian wrote).
The majority of U.S.-born folks have never heard of this abandoned homeland, or if they have it's as a symbolic "place in the heart". So why am I here, driving around with people who watch the mountains instead of the road, who see dubious gods in the hills and make constant reference to matters I don't understand?
Here they are greeted by four strangers of dubious provenance, and a putative road movie transforms into a claustrophobic chamber piece you will not be surprised to learn that the film features yards of natter and oodles of graphic violence, the majority of which is visited, stomach-churningly, upon Daisy.
