Sentence examples for may be dubious from inspiring English sources

That rebuttal may be dubious.

5) The legality of any intervention may be dubious.

The quality of some Chinese patents may be dubious but they will surely improve.

People may be dubious about immigration partly because they set exceedingly high standards for their country.

This claim may be dubious since few polls of these states have been conducted recently.

Its rationale may be dubious and the process may have been scandalous.

That last assertion may in fact be dubious, or even downright false sorrow's springs are not always the same yet the truth of Hopkins's poem lies not in its propositional claims but in its revelation that, as the heart grows older, the same phenomenon accrues a different meaning: a meaning intimately bound up with the age of the perceiver.

Simon Hickford's argument that banning essay mills would deprive people of what he admits is poorly paid, "morally dubious" work ('Essay mills' may be morally dubious, but it was good to work for one, 1 October) is like arguing for a free-for-all on heroin to support career opportunities for drug mules.

As a result, the market's ability to sense the coming economic recovery may be more dubious than usual.

Signing statements may be of dubious constitutionality, but they can nonetheless influence the implementation of new laws.

Here is an early look at what to expect this weekend, though because almost nothing has happened as expected so far this season, it may be of dubious worth.