Sentence examples for is highly dubious from inspiring English sources
This retrospective title-stripping is highly dubious.
Many mainstream economists do not question the degree of this engineering, even when it is highly dubious.
"The need and timing of a White House Cuba Commission and its release of a report today is highly dubious and politically transparent," Mr. Menendez said.
Voronkov and his players fleshed out the evening with spirited accounts of various orchestral extracts – among them, curiously, the so-called Otello prelude, whose authorship is highly dubious.
For one thing, Helen's probity is highly dubious, and no one believes that Paris actually had to kidnap her in order to seduce her.
And even these figures are highly dubious.
Some philanthropy watchers are highly dubious about this all-in-the-family approach.
The Yankees are highly dubious that Boras can find a more lucrative contract than the one they plan to offer.
Especially because, as I said before, the evidence appears to be highly dubious.... Q This administration is making lots of difficulties for its friends.
Michael J. Neufeld writes in his biography, "Von Braun: Dreamer of Space, Engineer of War," that this and similar defenses were based on "uncorroborated, second-hand anecdotes" and were "highly dubious".
