Sentence examples for dubious set from inspiring English sources

Calling such a dubious set of rules an "honor code" doesn't make it honorable any more than calling a husky guy "slim" makes him look great in a spandex swimsuit.

If a group's community harbors a highly dubious set of principles for example, principles that embrace reliance on oracles or astrology this would authorize (in justificational terms) any so-called "reasons" or "evidence" that employ these methods.

In a recent post on Slate, Professor Eric Posner argues that this number is based on a "dubious set of calculations".

Betting advice... 2pts Oxford to beat Chesterfield (draw no bet) at 11/8 (Boylesports) Spireites have a dubious set-up and visitors are coming back to something like their best.

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

There were few actual facts in the official account of his demise — no mention of the debilitating stroke two years ago that began his decline, just a cheaply dubious scene set on a train — but anything else would not have suited him.

A cancer researcher's dubious finding sets off an investigation and a controversy.

A cancer researcher's dubious finding sets off a tidal wave that carries many people away.

Still, a decade after McConnell had to shame his colleagues into paying attention, there remains, in political circles, a certain dubious mind-set regarding hacking, in part because many senior members of government remain digital amateurs.

Parubiy himself has an extremely dubious past, having set up the neo-fascist Social National party of Ukraine together with the current leader of far-right Svoboda, Oleh Tyahnybok, in the early 1990s.

Hundreds were fired in 1979, in a Carter administration shake-up, and in the Clinton administration, barriers to the recruitment of criminals and others of dubious background were set up.