Sentence examples for much more dubious from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's much more dubious, though intriguingly so.

But wrestling has trodden much more dubious moral ground whenever it explored race.

But it's part of a much more dubious wider context, of brutal and ignominious manipulation.

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

And for me this is much more dubious than Alberto asking to have his picture in the hall.

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.

They claim that if a certain decision or policy is implemented, that could in and of itself be morally acceptable, causal mechanisms will be put in motion that will unavoidably lead to making other, much more morally dubious, decisions.

Parents who sought help and wound up with happier or otherwise relieved children tended to see their choice as a good one; parents whose children didn't benefit as much were more dubious.

But Brazilians rely on a much different and more dubious source of production: migrant workers who are bused in from surrounding villages and paid around $1.60 an hour to cut and harvest sugarcane in 90-degree heat.

Carol Galante, its acting commissioner, is concerned the FHA may tighten too much, abandoning the homebuyers that need it most and possibly slowing down the broader economic recovery.The FHA has also become much more aggressive in contesting dubious reimbursement claims.

In other words, he can run, and field and hit for a decent average while playing just about every day, which is much more than can be said for the dubious lineup of outfielders currently on the Mets' roster.