Sentence examples for is more dubious from inspiring English sources
But This Is It's pedigree is more dubious.
The anniversary industry is more dubious than ever, symptomatic of a music culture fixated on the past.
Not as deep as on Europa, maybe; but not bad.What all this has to do with the "L" word is more dubious.
A comparable claim by the Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy, that a vote for the leftist SNP is a vote for Mr Cameron, is more dubious.
But their evidence at a national level is more dubious, based on comparing World Health Organisation data with average IQ scores.
By Jeffrey Toobin Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the diminutive liberal colossus of the Supreme Court, has built a distinguished record as a Justice, but her legacy as a nominee is more dubious.
The level of justification at that point was more dubious.
(Mr. Gulland was more dubious of the value of such products).
But other countries are more dubious about America, mostly due to the fact of terrorism.
