Sentence examples for find it dubious from inspiring English sources

Whatever you think of the science of carbon offsetting (many, myself included, find it dubious, or even counterproductive) Climate Care was a small, well-meaning business set up to channel finance from offsets to a range of green energy schemes.

While find it dubious that WebOS will survive this decade, it's still an important part of the mobile ecosystem and folks who don't want iOS or Android will probably love it for the brief time it is here with us on Earth.

I find it dubious to cover up someone else's artwork for fear of being sued for sexual harassment.

But I find it dubious that religious concerns about birth control have been raised repeatedly throughout our ongoing health care debates, and the only time that a ban on Viagra coverage was proposed was in 2010, for sex offenders, and the bill was immediately killed by both parties.

Certainly, alignment-free approaches are attractive but from an information-theoretical standpoint, I find it dubious that they promise much progress, at least when large phylogenetic depths are involved.

I always find it very dubious and I don't really trust people who deny human instincts".

No coincidence that one of theirs hit the mark: Sometimes simplicity is best: This one might have worked for Harry, but we'd suspect OCR would find it a little more dubious: Perhaps it's not exam boards, but students, who are heightening their standards: A little more abstract, but why not?

But their testimony was so inconsistent and marred by conflicts of interests that the Supreme Court, in its extensive review of the trial record, found it too "dubious" and "suspect" to credit it.

Others said they found it highly dubious that such a small boy, no matter how troubled, could have caused an injury severe enough to cause his own death.

It's difficult to tell from the brief glimpses revealed by the Senators' executive summary, but part of the problem seems to be that the CIA found its own dubious experts, and built a research community that was basically divorced from reality.

Some use it to find content of dubious origin, such as bootlegged movies.