Sentence examples for it is extremely dubious from inspiring English sources
In the first place, it is extremely dubious whether this short-term expedient will serve the long-term needs of the economy.
But I told him that I was extremely dubious.
It's the car that counts I am not normally one to argue with things that have been scientifically proven, but I was extremely dubious about a new study that demonstrated that women are aroused by luxury sports cars.
While the Colorado Supreme Court attempts to get around this issue by claiming that Arizona never had jurisdiction over the debtor's membership interest, its reasoning on this point is extremely dubious.
Spurs' medical department is extremely dubious.
But the relevance of this fact to literature as an art is extremely dubious.
And that is the flaw: as Prof Anneke Lucassen, the chairwoman of the British Society for Genetic Medicine, pointed out, the predictive value of genomic sequence results for healthy people is extremely dubious.
The claim that a tax holiday would increase domestic investment by freeing multinationals from cash restraints is extremely dubious.
It did not even matter that the plan in question was extremely dubious and eventually left the community with a deserted wasteland used mainly by feral cats.
The week after Eisenhower finally declared his candidacy for the G.O.P. nomination, E. B. White wrote a Comment about the General's Republican credentials: The perfect Republican, it can now be stated with finality, is a man whose Republican tendencies are extremely dubious — so dubious, in fact, that the Party is not sure that he is a Republican at all.
