Sentence examples for is always dubious from inspiring English sources

The mentorship, however, is always dubious: the teachers are never people one might entirely admire.

The bulk of the voters his team is registering are younger, first-time voters and minority voters whose turnout is always dubious.

That was always dubious.

Parts of the case were always dubious.

In economic terms, the focus on bilateralism was always dubious.

The notion of looking up to the sports hero was always dubious.

CIA analysts were always dubious, and no dialysis machines were found at Abbottabad.

Both milieus were always dubious, and workaholism is now further tainted by the dot-com meltdown.

But to philosophers of science the knowledge claims of psychoanalysis were always dubious.

Laws also tells us that he and Nick Clegg were always dubious about the pledge on tuition fees.

The terms of this deal were always dubious: it did too little to reduce Greece's debt burden and was too generous to the banks.