Sentence examples for possibly dodgy from inspiring English sources

THOSE reading this on a beloved iPad shouldn't take it personally when an article pops up criticising Apple for failing to innovate or relying on possibly dodgy subcontractors.

J.P. Morgan is being investigated for possibly dodgy off-balance-sheet ventures crafted for Enron, the fallen energy giant.Rumours of bank mergers are always in the air, but now they are latching quickly on to wounded targets.

One of the most common sentences you'll hear in bars throughout the peninsula is: "The problem with our country is …" Throughout literature, Italian writers have compared the country to a prostitute, beautiful and enticing, but also ageing, possibly dodgy and with no self-respect.

Out of the blue she got in touch with her dad's younger brother, a man known to his estranged kin as Uncle Moneybags – he made a mint doing something possibly dodgy, possibly not; nobody in Sally's immediate family usually talks about him because of some long-forgotten rift.

A possibly-dodgy YouTube rip.

"I sold dodgy suits to dodgy geezers.

Is he dodgy?

Fish specials were dodgy.

Such arrangements are notoriously dodgy.

And the book-keeping is dodgy.

That ground floor ring looks dodgy.