Sentence examples for dubious topic from inspiring English sources
And the White House reporter who quizzed Carney about the rather dubious topic could have referenced Republican leaders who have made the claim in the past.
The topic: dubious tabloid practices.
On the topic of dubious decisions made by the Mayor of London, for $5.9 billion you could evict a couple of hundred people from their homes and build ten Olympic stadiums.
Too often it's dubious analysis and reheating of topics-as-trends, like the USA Today cover story on the Death of Civility.
Putting aside the dubious elision of Asian sisters and rape as equally grim topics, Goodwin is wrong.
Although he acknowledges the lively interest in the topic, he says the whole search for solar siblings is dubious.
Medically, this is dubious, while the educational version forcing students to work, until they exit the system, on topics that do not interest them and for which they have no facility or motivation has even less merit.
Of dubious authenticity are the treatises De consequentiis (On Consequences) and De locis dialecticis (On Dialectical Topics), which have been attributed to him in a Parisian manuscript.
Food writers in search of the next new thing consulted him on topics as varied as sustainability, New York's soup craze of the 1990s and the recent, possibly dubious renaissance of the Tiki restaurant.
Shipley told VICE weed's dubious legal status "can act as a research barrier or deterrent, limiting the number of peer-reviewed publications on the topic".
