Sentence examples for dubious timing from inspiring English sources

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney, meanwhile, skirted questions about the dubious timing of the administration's push for a shield law.

But some legal experts say that claim is dubious, given the timing of all the new RFRA laws being introduced.

Early Irish flair paid off with a positively brilliant run-around in centre field by Jonny Sexton, whose swivelling hips took him to within sight of the line before he lobbed a dubious pass with exquisite timing and coolness to Brian O'Driscoll, who strolled over.

The timing is suspicious, so Thomas Kell, recently forced out of the service following a dubious interrogation in Kabul, is enlisted to find her.

"The need and timing of a White House Cuba Commission and its release of a report today is highly dubious and politically transparent," Mr. Menendez said.

Richardson notes that for every study of the timing of autumn colours, there are probably ten studies about the timing of spring buds, and that dubious folk knowledge has traditionally filled the gap.

Dubious prospects.

Again, dubious.