Sentence examples for dubious task from inspiring English sources

Chasing public opinion is a never-ending and dubious task.

Recently, Hefner has had the dubious task of following Harvey in the rotation.

"The response to speeches like the State of the Union is already a dubious task for the out-party.

Before this move former British Army major Clegg was chief executive at Ipswich Town, where he had the dubious task of sacking the then manager Roy Keane.

Citigroup announced that it is cutting itself in half, with one entity, Citicorp, focusing on traditional banking, while Citi Holdings will face the dubious task of off-loading the mortgage-backed securities and other riskier assets that have driven shares of Citigroup down 87% over the past year.

Tao faces the dubious task of training Roen into a worthy successor of Edward.

Still, the research has troubling implications for an already marginalized group, and demonstrates how artificial intelligence can be trained to perform ethically dubious tasks.

Tracking the distance you jog can be a dubious and bothersome task.

Moreover, the vast amount of online health information some of it of dubious quality makes the task of finding relevant information difficult.

Although Robert's chronology is somewhat dubious because the task of copying was left to his successors, his account of Henry's experiences in continental Europe is extremely valuable, and his use of such other sources as Fulbert of Chartres, Eadmer, and Bede is reliable.

But if the BBC has become less enamoured of consultants and managerial fads, the same cannot be said of many other companies and institutions, where the pointless meetings and dubious team-building tasks that W1A ridicules are apparently thriving.