Sentence examples for more dubious cases from inspiring English sources

MacLeish himself has presented one of the more dubious cases.

Richard Prince is a more dubious case.

First, the local presence of the referee doctor could make CHWs feel more confident about dubious cases, as they knew that the doctor could correct their errors later; second, in dubious cases, CHWs may have felt under pressure from families or communities to restrain from sending the patient to the hospital [ 27].

He has tried to weed out the more dubious of the 19 cases of alleged complicity in torture abroad.

But rigorous testing suggests that, while F.C. can be useful for children with cerebral palsy or juvenile parkinsonism, its use with autistic children is much more dubious, and that in many cases the facilitator unconsciously guides the child's hand.

THE case for HS2, the proposed high-speed railway, has never looked more dubious.

Newer cases of fraud, as uncovered last year at Wells Fargo, have only made younger investors even more dubious about entrusting their burgeoning assets with established players.

Democrats are more dubious.

That looks more dubious now.

Rob Priffer, of Toronto, seemed even more dubious.

The elks' rear ends were a more dubious pleasure.