Sentence examples for it very dubious from inspiring English sources

I always find it very dubious and I don't really trust people who deny human instincts".

This fact makes it very dubious to pool the rates from individual studies in meta-analyses and for instance calculate joint effect-sizes ("the apples and oranges error) [ 52].

The Princeton economist Uwe E. Reinhardt is right to call it "a very dubious social policy".

It's a very dubious social policy".

Holyfield ventured that this American dream team might be the best ever, at which point it seemed a very dubious assertion.

It can be a very dubious place.

He could be shy, but his shyness didn't prevent him from preaching, lecturing, and going out into the world; he was a devoted theatregoer at a time when, as Max Beerbohm wrote of the theatre, "Ministers of even the Church of England were very dubious about it and never attended it".

"I was very dubious about it," Mr. Cleese said.

IRNA, Iran's state news agency, quoted him saying "As the president stated yesterday, this action is very dubious and it should not be taken seriously".

"If there was any procurement made for combat purposes from that stockpile, I would be very dubious about it," he said.

In Britain, for example, the Treasury is in favor of shale exploration to bring down domestic prices and increase energy security, while the Department of Energy and Climate Change "is very dubious, and it's a major battle," said Paul Stevens, an energy expert at Chatham House, a research institute based in London.