Sentence examples for is increasingly dubious from inspiring English sources

A similar measure failed in the House last week, underscoring that even in a divided government, the Senate remains a more interventionist body while the House is increasingly dubious about foreign ventures and their cost.

It's not that she's in favour of it: "I'm increasingly dubious about births by insemination anyway.

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Union of Head Teachers, said: "There has been so much change that the national statistics generated by the Government are increasingly dubious".

Republicans may be increasingly dubious about Clinton's ethics, but most were never at any risk of voting for her, either.

As Scott decides whether to run, having Trump in his corner on the campaign trail is an increasingly dubious prospect.

Not only would it have been horrendously expensive, but Williamsburg's curators were also increasingly dubious about the value of such restoration.

But he also seemed to be emotionally distancing himself from the fate of his proposal to privatize Social Security, which has been looking increasingly dubious.

Most notably, the Postal Service's favored fiscal terminology – controllable income – has proven to be an increasingly dubious indicator of its fiscal health.

We live in a postcolonial age, where attitudes towards disputed items in museum collections have altered significantly and dubious acquisitions policies are increasingly being questioned and returned to countries of origin.

(That assumes, of course, that there are jobs to be had — an increasingly dubious assumption).

WITH elections due later this year or in early 2014, Tunisia's ruling Islamist party, Nahda, is determined to prove to an increasingly dubious electorate that it is on top of the security situation and united in distancing itself from more radical Islamists.