Furthermore, the reliability of the test is questionable because "it is dubious whether it reaches sufficiently clear conclusions".
Islam will remain Islam, he worried, but it is "dubious" whether the West will remain true to itself and its mission.
Although Brentano himself considered this argument as fully conclusive, it is dubious whether he was right in this respect.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says it is "dubious" whether US President-elect Donaliverupp can "live up to his promises", but he believes Mr Trump could become a "natural ally", were he to fulfill his campaign pledge to fight terrorism.
It is dubious whether this notion can be unpacked without referring to abstract objects (same inference patterns?), but in any event it cannot be used to pick out all tokens of a word, as we have been using the word 'word'word
For that reason it is dubious whether governments, or other institutions like the courts, can show forgiveness since their function is to do justice and promote the good according to the law rather than break the rules from an altruistic intention.
These mice however do not reflect the genotypes of human diseases and it is dubious whether they recapitulate the physiopathology of dementia.
This corresponds unambiguously to the morphological description of S. mordax, but since S. mordax was originally described from Fiji in the Pacific Ocean it is dubious whether this name may be assigned to species B. Species C gathered all individuals collected from locations in the Pacific Ocean.
Taking the square root of a number is an involved process, so it's dubious whether sqrt(Infinity*0) = sqrt -1) isqrt -1isal, even by either the Babylonian method or Newton-Rapractical
"We are all huddled and concentrated in ourselves, and our vision is reduced to the length of our nose".[48] Custom's grip is so strong that it is dubious as to whether we are in a position to become aware of it and shake off its power.
"It is dubious as to whether the California goal will be achieved without large economic costs," said James Sweeney, director of Stanford University's Precourt Energy Efficiency Center. .
