Sentence examples for extremely dubious value from inspiring English sources

It was shown at the Marie Harriman Gallery in Manhattan, where a critic for The New York Times found it "merely sensational and of extremely dubious value".

NCB has $75 billion in assets but nearly half—$35 billion—are of highly dubious value.

Doing so requires dealing with three interrelated problems: an extremely high unemployment rate, a financial system loaded with assets of dubious value and a worrying lack of fiscal discipline among regional governments.

And that is the flaw: as Prof Anneke Lucassen, the chairwoman of the British Society for Genetic Medicine, pointed out, the predictive value of genomic sequence results for healthy people is extremely dubious.

Spurs' medical department is extremely dubious.

And the argument seems extremely dubious.

The corporate strategy is of dubious value.

But I told him that I was extremely dubious.

In addition, these companies often sell products of dubious value.

But the relevance of this fact to literature as an art is extremely dubious.

"We shudder at some of the things omitted and, indeed, at some extremely dubious claims made".