Sentence examples for dubious solution from inspiring English sources

The movie's dubious solution to disciplining a rebellious teenager tempted by defloration and drugs is to deliver a firm but loving "no".

3 49 p.m. | Updated After days of failing to persuade the struggling Oliver Perez to accept a demotion to the minor leagues, the Mets and Perez finally found a mutually agreeable, if somewhat dubious, solution Saturday.

Floundering for some way out, he has opted for the rather dubious solution of doubling his bets with even more speculative tech funds.

"IT'S HARD TO KNOW WHO TO ROOT FOR" A dubious solution presents itself when Nick agrees to bring seven-year-old Kevin (Phillip Daniel Bolden and 11-year-old 11-year-old 11-year-old Lindsey Aleisha Allenancouver for New Year's.

Whatever the motivations -- selfish or simply confused -- these proponents press their dubious solution despite the clearly negative practical repercussions as well as risk to people's self-worth and pride implicit in severing the ties between work and income.

Environmental tunnel vision By Peter Kafka Worried that we are losing too many frogs, toads and other amphibians under the wheels of cars, environmentalists from Texas to Germany have hit upon a dubious solution — building express tunnels that let the crossing critters crawl underneath the highway.

THE BIG IDEA: President Trump often demands legally dubious solutions to complex problems.

But no votes lie in cutting them.Losing the plot on tradeThe area where Democratic candidates are peddling the most dubious solutions is trade.

But as an Athenian, I must write that it is heartbreaking to see my city torn apart while 300 people, most of whom are fundamentally part of the problem, decide on dubious solutions without any form of mandate, even in the loosest sense of indirect democracy.

I'm thinking, of course, of mad cow disease, of the 76 million cases of food poisoning every year (a rate higher than in 1948), of StarLink corn contamination, of the 20-year-old farm crisis, of hoof-and-mouth disease and groundwater pollution, not to mention industrial food's dubious "solutions" to these problems: genetic engineering and antibiotics and irradiation.

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