Sentence examples for growing dubious from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET JOURNAL Canada Growing Dubious About International Investment | Debate is raging across Canada over how big a role foreign investment should play in the country's resource-rich economy, with the nation's 13 provinces and territories rather than the federal government leading the discussion.

Now, with its rescue plan, the government hopes that perception will return to financial markets that have grown dubious.

However, the more the American public grows dubious of the First Amendment's exigency, the more urgent Hansen considers his line of work. .

When it sold 100,000, people grew more dubious.

But no bomb-making chemicals were found, and the British press grew increasingly dubious.

Though not an overt anti-hero, Ike's actions will grow increasingly dubious as the season's eight episodes go on, so the onus is on the actor to remain sympathetic, something he manages to convey effortlessly -- at least in the first three episodes that have been released to critics thus far.

On the economic front is a growing scandal over dubious connections and misused funds at a national investment fund, 1MDB, that Mr Najib launched and which is now burdened with $12 billion of debts.

Nor indeed does the growing tsunami of dubious data readily available online — and trivially amplified with the help of additional powerful tech tools.

To bioethicist Leigh Turner at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, the study brings to mind a growing number of scientifically dubious trials registered in ClinicalTrials.gov by private, for-profit stem cell clinics.

Until last fall, the rising profits continued, but investors grew steadily more dubious.

But critics say the speculative use of H.I.V. medications is ethically dubious because a growing number of Americans infected with H.I.V. are apparently unable to get the medications.