Even if one buys into the dubious doctrine, why does it always have to be the United States that assumes the responsibility?
A woman gives a dubious explanation for why she is waiting in a line to buy an iPhone.
Finally, in the "Changing Choices" section on his policy recommendations, Mr. Brill once again illustrates why dubious policies such as he describes can persist.
It is dubious as to why disqualification should not occur simply because officials failed to properly act on the infringement when they were first alerted to it.
Her sometimes intriguing, sometimes dubious arguments about why Zionist ideology was a fraud and the Jews were never really a nation echo Golda Meir's infamous claim that "there is no such thing as a Palestinian people".
Kennett therein explains, in a sometimes dubious Freudian context, why the ostensibly modest Sherman spoke and acted in such a self-serving, contradictory and often childish fashion, and why he turned cold and uncaring to his family and friends during their deepest personal crises and losses.
It sounds dubious at first — why not use Facebook, as many obviously are already?
These circumstances make operations such as converting to z scores dubious, which is why we chose to dichotomize all adversities prior to constructing the adversity indices.
And this came after Orlando Hernández, who still has the mystique and the classic nickname El Duque and the dubious birth date, showed why he is called Señor Octubre.
