Sentence examples for dubious territory from inspiring English sources
Such dubious territory, for example, should arguably not be navigated in what is essentially entertainment.
But there are clear signs Jeb Bush feels most comfortable in the dubious territory between denial and doubt.
It's only when the film gets into what happened on the flight that it begins to stray into dubious territory.
I was also pretty regularly contacted by hackers wanting to talk about my story, or theirs, so I developed a disclaimer for conversations that might be entering dubious territory, involving elements of legal privilege available to the clergy and to the press.
In a less intense film, the moment Rose consumes an ecstasy pill forced onto her by a drug-crazed mother in search of a surrogate daughter – any daughter – might have signalled a turning point, a sign the story we're watching is about to slip into morally dubious territory.
The Baltimore Orioles have already lost more than 100 games, the Kansas City Royals are reeling too, and a trio of other teams could join them in that dubious territory.
Many of the supporters were located in Iraq and Syria, where the group has declared the establishment of a dubious "caliphate" in territory it has seized, but a fifth of the users listed English as their primary language.
The territory claimed the dubious honor of becoming the first place to legalize and then overturn marriage equality.
Despite international law and Supreme Court decisions recognizing that Wet'suwet'en land is unsurrendered, the governments of Canada and BC freely authorize pipeline and mining projects on their territories, putting forward dubious efforts to consult with the people of the land.
Historians say dubious deals manipulated the tribe out of most of its territory.
It also predicted correctly that Turkey might not permit American troops to cross its territory en route to Iraq and dismissed as "highly dubious" a British contention, now discredited, that Iraq was trying to procure uranium from Niger.
