Sentence examples for dubious terrain from inspiring English sources
Further, in the field where ECMC does have experience, The New York Times reports that its actions have "veered more than occasionally into dubious terrain," using "ruthless tactics" to "hound" debtors to the point where the company has been sanctioned and reprimanded by judges for abusing the bankruptcy process.
(Granted, this has partly to do with the psychologically dubious idea we have in America that sex doesn't represent fully mature terrain for the artist, unless it's delivered with sufficient Updike-Rothian darkness, whereas Baker's handling tends toward playfulness, as in his recent fantasy of utopian sexuality, "House of Holes").
They're dubious of East Coast skiing and have all of the misconceptions associated with it — ice, limited terrain, etc.
Life settlements have a dubious past indeed; as relatively new, poorly understood and, until recently, minimally regulated transactions, they have been prime terrain for fraud.
Indian players are dubious.
