But it is highly dubious that it disbelieved some meta-linguistic proposition.
The more Bush officials try to explain how the president made the bogus uranium claim in his State of the Union address, despite the C.I.A. red flags and the State Department warning that it was "highly dubious," the more inexplicable it seems.
But the market in London and parts of the south-east does not respond to local demand, because it is fuelled by the demands of global capital flooding into London, much of it from highly dubious sources, as the Panama Papers reveal.
Many mainstream economists do not question the degree of this engineering, even when it is highly dubious.
To my knowledge, there is no such position as minister for Jousting, Archery and Medieval Defence, and even if there were, it would highly dubious to claim for your personal moat.
He ended on a downbeat note that was strange, given the four years of Bush control and midterm triumph: "I think it is highly dubious that we will win the culture war.
But it is doubtful that there were at any time widespread uses of propositional attitude reporting sentences that met the necessary conditions for being conversational implicatures, as it is highly dubious that ordinary speakers ever realized that sentences like (1) and (4) say the same thing.
For our purposes, we place "database" in the services category due to databases' need for a retrieval mechanism to provide their fullest value; consider that, if one did not have the need to eventually retrieve the data, then the need to store it is highly dubious.
But there is no reason at all to believe this when it comes to fiscal stimulus, which has proved completely temporary; and it's a highly dubious proposition for austerity imposed in response to a fiscal panic, too.
