Sentence examples for dubious win from inspiring English sources

Will the international community do the same with ZANU-PF's latest dubious win and lift sanctions?

Wednesday's botched home run replay call in Cleveland's dubious win against the Oakland A's had put the system under scrutiny.

Cantankerous Woody Grant (Dern) sets out with his son (Forte) on the trail of a dubious lottery win.

The Democratic Party was believably accused of electoral fraud of every description from voter suppression to pre-programming machines to "vote shift", putting a set percentage of Candidate A's votes in Candidate B's tally, always in Hillary's favor, producing a dubious Clinton "win".

But we'd like to reassure all the crestfallen losers that there will be more chances to win dubious prizes.

Many of us have spent long hours hoping not to win dubious bottles of cheap wine at school raffles.

One in three parents admitted knowing families who have used "ethically dubious" tactics to win a place at their school of choice, according to a poll for the Sutton Trust Parent Power 2018 report.

Everyone agrees that conflicts of interest riddle the securities and accounting industries — research analysts touting dubious companies to win their business, auditors signing off on dubious numbers to keep it — and that something must be done, so Wall Street has decided to adopt the talking cure.

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Let me know who deserves the dubious pleasure of winning.

Six companies face the dubious distinction of winning a Public Eye Award for "the worst corporate offences against human rights and the environment", according to the organisers, Greenpeace Switzerland and the Berne Declaration, a Swiss economic justice campaign group.