Sentence examples for found dubious from inspiring English sources

Again, Mr. Spitzer found dubious industry practices that had been going on for years.

Florida's Department of Transportation, mindful of Mr. Mica's keen interest, looked for ways to push up the number of projected riders, efforts that federal regulators found dubious.

Mr. Nelson said the exemption was needed to foster competition among insurers, a position that Mr. Leahy and others said they found dubious.

No player has been elected to the Hall of Fame unanimously: a few writers found dubious excuses to leave players as great as Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Cal Ripken and Tom Seaver off their ballots.

Coach Kevin Broadus was suspended, Athletic Director Joel Thirer resigned and a State University of New York investigation found dubious enrollments and lax enforcement of academic standards for athletes.

But much of the most damning language was indeed directed at the victims, both at behavior that the judge saw as fomenting the tension that led to the shooting, and then at statements on the stand that he found dubious.

Every task in a society is at least peripherally connected to activities we might find dubious.

But parents should be told about practices that a reasonable person might find dubious.

In the past, coaches had said that further restrictions on low blocks would make it difficult to have an effective running game, a contention Mara finds dubious.

The court, once an important force for fairness in American society, now routinely finds dubious legal excuses to deny relief to criminal defendants, consumers and workers who have been mistreated.

She denounced Mr. Blair for jeopardizing the role of NATO and Britain's close relationship with the United States in the name of cooperating with the other nations of Europe, a proposition she finds dubious.