Sentence examples for most dubious about from inspiring English sources

Americans living in the Midwest are the most dubious about the benefits of free trade agreements.

IT HAS been a curiosity of British politics in recent years that the party keenest on a big state is also the most dubious about the civil service that staffs it.

And when it comes to the Parks Department, there is no shortage of politicians willing to investigate the most dubious complaint about anything.

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It won't be acceptable to witness what we witnessed in January, for individuals and groups who specialize in maintaining this nauseous disorder to reverse the positions of the executioners and the victims, to make the most dubious insinuations about the nature of the events that have taken place.

Among the most dubious of these was a 10percentt equity stake, then worth about $137 million, that Mr. Paulson's hedge fund took last year in the Athens water monopoly.

Still, one of the most dubious is Dr. Alcubierre himself.

As before, it is railways that look most dubious.

Perhaps the most dubious of accessories is children.

They had documented even their most dubious plans in memos.

That was always the most dubious, implausible part".