Sentence examples for economically dubious from inspiring English sources

It had been clear for some time that this was an economically dubious venture.

They are economically dubious, indirect, prone to abuse, and slow acting.

None of these is politically palatable, and the first, in a competitive world, might turn out to be economically dubious.

Planners have often made these decisions for reasons that seemed to make short-term financial sense, only to discover they are economically dubious over the long term.

Prestige is also an important goal, however, and Gilady's book examines how and why states might expend significant resources and pursue economically dubious projects.

Some economists raised questions about the home equity portion of the plan, saying it was politically appealing but economically dubious to remove it from asset calculations.

While they would be enthused to have the United States rejoin, they would gain nothing if they were pushed into an economically-dubious agreement that could not pass the U.S. Congress, or just tangled in endless contentious negotiations.

He promoted immigration reform because he thought the "conservative" alternative (encouraging illegal immigrants to go home) is unworkable economically and dubious morally.

How to explain a propped-up, ecologically dubious, economically precarious industry?

Moreover, he says, it is technically dubious, economically ruinous, and a violation of the ABM Treaty.

Being completely self-interested, I realised, was not just morally dubious but economically inefficient.