Sentence examples for is pretty dubious from inspiring English sources

Yet another paradox the economics of this is pretty dubious.

It is pretty dubious to claim presidents "create" jobs but they all take the credit when things are good; unsurprisingly Trump is no exception.

All police and emergency workers are on double-triple overtime just in case, but the likelihood of a full-scale, out-of-the blue return is pretty dubious.

While the silent treatment may be a good tool for passive aggressive teenagers to resolve tiffs with their siblings, it's utility as a tool of statecraft on the world stage is pretty dubious.

That's pretty dubious too.

It's pretty dubious, except when he knocks us over the horizon.

But when experts started studying the list of 67 "deregulatory" actions, they found that the figures were pretty dubious.

I'm pretty dubious about Ofcom, and its political appointees, adding full BBC regulation to a stretching power portfolio.

The regional police and the national forces (more than one is involved) in the past were pretty dubious of each other.

Their own democratic credentials may be pretty dubious, but the opposition groups now increasingly question the sincerity behind America's stated desire to shine a beacon of democracy into their benighted corner.

For everyone else, I'm pretty dubious.