Sentence examples for most dodgy from inspiring English sources

Grimm claimed not to remember the most dodgy aspects of the case.

A few evolutionary stages down the line, the genre splintered into various different sub-forms including by far its most dodgy offshoot, "future garage".

The ruling Congress party is being dragged down by a poor showing in recent state polls, by slower economic growth and an endless stream of scandals (most recently, dodgy coal privatisation and military procurement).

Cutting out Gerty Farish, Lily's plain-Jane do-gooder cousin, and Nettie Struther, the working-class woman who shelters Lily in her tenement apartment near the end of the novel, speeds the story along and gets rid of some of the novel's most aesthetically dodgy and politically inconvenient moments.

The dialogue is dodgy, most notably when the lovers have their first quarrel.

They postulate that by late summer most of the dodgy bits of track and ropey signalling systems have been fixed.

Most of the dodgy assets that led to $64 billion of write-offs in 2008 were accumulated under Mr. Prince.

First, many numbers in religion are dodgy: most churches inflate their support and many governments do not record religion in their censuses (in Nigeria the best source is health records).

And most of the dodgy default swaps were written on Mr Greenberg's watch indeed, AIG stopped selling them at the end of 2005, a few months after he had been replaced by Martin Sullivan, a former protégé.But AIG has played its hand badly.

It's reckoned that most ongoing frauds and dodgy trades will show up in that length of time.

Bank accounts may not be the most important target: the dodgiest clients favour harder-to-trace gold or bearer securities.