Sentence examples for like dubious from inspiring English sources

Another red flag is misrepresentations of fact, like dubious assertions of a company's litigation record.

But since there are few such trucks now, the first such stations would have few customers when they opened, meaning they would seem like dubious commercial ventures.

But in truth, owners can reject whomever they want, for cause, like dubious financing or bad associations, or for no stated reason at all.

Skimming the lists that Eble has collected from recent classes, I kept spotting a familiar pattern: along with rando, there are nouns like creeper, sketcher and sketchball and adjectives like dubious, grimy, sketchy, sketch and skeazy.

The new agencies also could influence policy in a range of areas that concern European citizens, by issuing warnings against products like dubious life insurance policies, and even banning them in extreme cases.

Lukashenko, a former collective farm manager and often called Europe's last dictator, and Saakashvili, a graduate of Columbia Law School and self-styled champion of democracy, may seem like dubious bedfellows.

Would you like some dubious comparisons to help you put these outlandish numbers in perspective?

That rule didn't sit well with Daudelin (though she promised to respect it) because, she argued, "more than half of all women have rape fantasies and they like reading dubious consent stories".

REUTERS Trump Further Sullies For-Profit Schools  |  Given Donald Trump's financial achievements, and lack of modesty, it is no surprise he opened a school to pass on the secrets of his success, but Trump University always seemed liked a dubious enterprise, Daniel Indiviglio of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

In some ways it seemed like Google was getting increasingly pennywise/poundfoolish, and that just seemed like a dubious situation.

Like many dubious business decisions, this one is justified by talk of "synergy".