Sentence examples for dubious what from inspiring English sources

"It is a bit dubious what ITV will get out of it as a dormant shareholder and they are not the ideal partner for the BBC," said one industry source.

For all his talk about how it would make filing easier — that is dubious — what it would really do is give high-income Americans a big tax break, while almost everyone else could expect relatively modest tax savings or none at all.

The dubious "what if" has been trumped by "yes, we can".

But talking of dubious activity, what is Dark Santa?

He was somewhat dubious about what he might learn from a remote event, but participation was free.

It was almost excluded in Lombardy too, this time because some of its signatures seemed dubious.What do you do if you are in a fix, having failed to abide by the rules?

Leslie Kritzer's Jovie has to warm up to Buddy — overweight, socially awkward, of dubious intelligence; what's not to like? — in too much of a hurry.

More often, people were irritated by questions they thought were instrusive and were dubious about what uses the Government would find for the information.

Mr. Dourson's studies frequently concluded that the risk associated with these substances is much lower or more dubious than what E.P.A. scientists and independent researchers have found.

But she is dubious about what that means — other than the fact that if you pump millions of dollars into an isolated African village, the villagers' lives will be better.

With the tension between them good for onscreen drama, good for producers and presumably good for the Armstrong brand, it seemed that everyone — viewers, producers, performers — was getting out of this dubious agreement what they came for.