Sentence examples for more dubious about from inspiring English sources

If anything, people are even more dubious about all of our institutions, especially government.

But other countries are more dubious about America, mostly due to the fact of terrorism.

It is still more dubious about proposals for closer co-operation between NATO and Russia.

Since then, other analysts have become much more dubious about the industry in general and about Amazon's prospects in particular.

Next year, he faces a new Congress much more dubious about the reality of climate change and considerably more hostile to international efforts to deal with it.

The British public was more dubious about the war than Americans were, and many Britons are aggressively pressing their concern about possible manipulation of information.

Now, the United States growth suddenly looks more dubious and the euphoria about Internet and technology stocks has soured.

Before Manningham and Hixon were injured, the talk was about injuries of a perhaps more dubious nature.

Democrats are more dubious.

That looks more dubious now.

Rob Priffer, of Toronto, seemed even more dubious.