Sentence examples for more dubious when from inspiring English sources

Williams's decision seemed more dubious when Pettitte allowed two runs in the sixth and was replaced.

What's more, even the specific hypothetical Beutler raises looks a little more dubious when you dig into the Oregon data.

So far, so dodgy; and the film's politics become even more dubious when it comes apparent, as per the title, that what King really fears is being raped in prison.

That promise became more urgent, and dubious, when Mr. Obama decided to reject the limited public financing option for his campaign in order to reap larger private millions.

However, forgiveness may also go awry, deliberately or inadvertently serving more dubious ends, as when a victim of domestic violence routinely but without good reason forgives her abuser, thereby fueling increasingly violent cycles of abuse.

It also occured in 2010, "when more dubious titles were removed too".

When companies don't comply, more dubious tactics are often used.

When it sold 100,000, people grew more dubious.

But it also has the more dubious distinction of being one of the worst repeat offenders globally when it comes to digital content copyright infringement.

Studies show that the very same people, with the very same genes, are subject to higher rates of cancer, along with other chronic diseases, when they leave a healthy, native lifestyle behind, and adopt a more dubious one.

When it was suggested that she move to Paris, no one was more dubious than her family.