Sentence examples for dubious term from inspiring English sources
At the end of May, responding to Congressional pressure, America's two largest food-industry groups issued voluntary guidelines calling for the additional listing of trace ingredients -- previously lumped under the somewhat dubious term "natural flavors".
Paramount then discovered the power of the "race music" market, a dubious term that would define its output until the advent of rock'n'roll, when it began pressing other companies' records.
The dramatic increase is supposedly based on more "high-risk warrants" and a greater need for "tactical support," according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette but the former is a dubious term that can mean nothing besides an informant thinking a drug susPost-Gazette buta weapon.
Some privatisations took place on dubious terms.Of the world's big economies, Russia scores worst (see chart 3).
Jochem, out of the box, also possess a fair number of dubious terms (e.g. 'command', 'surpass', 'procure'optimizerzer') although it is overall a far cleaner resource than PubChem.
Outsiders are likely to have heard of the president's former secretary in exclusively dubious terms - for her allegedly extravagant shopping habits; for the incident when she punched a British journalist in Hong Kong; and other alleged excesses.
Australia agreed to these dubious terms because India insisted on special treatment as a sale requisite.
It began with President Alberto Fujimori obstinately launching his candidacy for a constitutionally dubious third term, which he proceeded to win after an unfair campaign and a rigged election.
That meant that Mr Fujimori, who is seeking a constitutionally dubious third term in a row, would face a run-off against his main challenger, Alejandro Toledo.
Style icon - that dubious, elastic term - doesn't quite cover the journey from singing model to man-woman to Bond villain.
"The cholo to the presidential chair, the chino to Japan," his supporters chant back, referring to Fujimori's Japanese ancestry.If Mr Fujimori is still ahead in his bid for a (constitutionally dubious) third term, it is only in part because in the early 1990s he beat inflation and terrorist violence, and has built schools, clinics and roads.
