Sentence examples for it dubious that from inspiring English sources

While find it dubious that WebOS will survive this decade, it's still an important part of the mobile ecosystem and folks who don't want iOS or Android will probably love it for the brief time it is here with us on Earth.

But I find it dubious that religious concerns about birth control have been raised repeatedly throughout our ongoing health care debates, and the only time that a ban on Viagra coverage was proposed was in 2010, for sex offenders, and the bill was immediately killed by both parties.

Certainly, alignment-free approaches are attractive but from an information-theoretical standpoint, I find it dubious that they promise much progress, at least when large phylogenetic depths are involved.

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.

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.

It's considered illegitimate not just when it's penalising involuntary afflictions but also when it challenges dubious behaviour that's considered to constitute self-fulfilment.

It seemed dubious that any change would placate them, unless Mr Obama scrapped the rule entirely.

He said it "appears dubious" that the post was an actual threat.

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

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

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