Sentence examples for it's dubious that from inspiring English sources

And it's dubious that Simone's abuser should be given so much of an opportunity to shape a picture that seeks to tell the story of a woman who was so fiercely independent.

Were hard drugs decriminalised, it's dubious that consumption would appreciably rise.

Maureen Corry, executive director of Childbirth Connection, an advocacy group, said, "Overall, it's dubious that these guidelines will in fact open up access for women".

It's dubious that the Fashion Institute of Technology and Parsons will start training their students as coders just yet, but printing could easily make inroads in accessories, shoes and non-fabric elements of clothing in the near future.

It is dubious that the US played a hands-off role.

It is dubious that the tribunal can really set the historical record straight.

It is the archaic N.C.A.A. system that prevents someone like Clarett from earning a living, even if it is dubious that he would be able to make it in the pros at this point.

But it is dubious that these asymmetries have any epistemic significance.

Even fragmentation is slow, and it is dubious that biological mineralization of this material would occur within a year under industrial composting conditions.

So while a preference for causal explanations that contain no spatio-temporal gaps may be very psychologically natural, it is dubious that it provides a useful basis for constructing a general theory of causal explanation.

However, it is dubious that any view on which evidence plays a role in justifying belief can consistently observe a constraint which would preclude the objects of introspection from counting as genuine evidence.