Sentence examples for highly dodgy from inspiring English sources
Since companies' pensions contributions are tax-deductible, lower contributions means more tax revenue for the government; this will fund the highways.As critics have been quick to point out, this is a highly dodgy accounting gimmick.
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In Lewis' case the burden is clearly also highly personal, given the fake ads are not just dodgy content but are directly misappropriating his image and name in an attempt to sell a scam.
Not long before he became opposition leader in December 2009, Mr Abbott said he thought the science of climate change was "highly contentious" and the economics of an emissions trading scheme "a bit dodgy".
Still, dodgy traders are working on elaborate ways to buy Libya's highly prized light, sweet, paraffin-rich crude, including tanker-to-tanker loading in international waters and passing money through offshore companies into accounts belonging ultimately to the GNMTC or other regime loyalists.Both sides badly need fuel to run their war machines.
Though Iran claims to have no interest in a bomb, it has repeatedly refused to come clean about dodgy nuclear experiments concealed for 20 years in flagrant breach of IAEA safeguards, still unexplained traces of highly-enriched uranium (civilian power reactors use the low-enriched sort) and unaccounted-for imports, including of more advanced centrifuges than those spinning at Natanz.
