Sentence examples for each dubious from inspiring English sources

Authors Dwight Messimer and Robert Grant are each dubious of this claim, and the fate of UB-7 is still officially unknown.

Remembering that each dubious gene was part of a conflicted locus, we checked to make sure that the true gene was present.

The first three of the work's four sections are their memories, each more dubious than its precursor.

For TSSCs, the mean TSS read counts in the region 50 to 10 nucleotides upstream of the ATG of each non-dubious ORF were used as an internal standard for size factor determination.

But whether all the frenetic activity actually results in a worthier class each year is dubious.

Moreover, Britain does not waste billions of pounds each year on dubious defence projects and militaristic self-indulgence, and is better able to spend the money elsewhere.

The picaresque novel originated in Spain with Lazarillo de Tormes (1554; doubtfully attributed to Diego Hurtado de Mendoza), in which the poor boy Lázaro describes his services under seven successive lay and clerical masters, each of whose dubious character is hidden under a mask of hypocrisy.

Instead of watching endless hours of dubious programming each week, we take walks.

But I recall that it was not long before each of us became dubious about the position.

The regional police and the national forces (more than one is involved) in the past were pretty dubious of each other.

Boxing fans have learned to be wary of these world titles, because there is no shortage of title-awarding organizations, each with its own dubious champion.