Sentence examples for fairly dubious from inspiring English sources

But the track record in recent years is fairly dubious.

It would also get rid of some fairly dubious claims.

Disagreements occasionally pop up, of course, as do some fairly dubious conclusions.

Yet in a recent survey conducted by Farleigh Dickenson University's PublicMind poll, Mrs. Whitman tied for first in a fairly dubious category -- worst governor of New Jersey.

This has not, however, put an end to hopeful claims to have finally unearthed Shakespeare's "true" likeness, based on fairly dubious circumstantial evidence.

Once again, with an apparently simple-looking artwork of fairly dubious aesthetic merit, Mr. Nauman manages to elicit from the viewer a troubling recognition of some sort, in this case the meaner side of human nature.

To fairly compensate rights holders for the dubious "harm", other European countries have extracted a private copying levy for things like blank CDs, MP3s, printers and smartphones.

Even though third-quarter results have been fairly positive so far, analysts are dubious about whether that will be enough to lift stocks in the face of high energy prices.

Indeed the chap held a fairly broad range of opinions which fell into the "dubious to odious" categories.

For one thing, a lot of people near the storefronts that were linked to Mr. Farella's ring didn't know about the 2004 case — retail turnover is fairly quick, they said — and many seemed surprised or dubious.

This case report is now one year old, and the situation in this field remains unchanged: randomised controlled trials show in a fairly unequivocable fashion that PRP use is at best dubious, and nevertheless case series report success.