Sentence examples for potentially dubious from inspiring English sources

Its balance sheet doesn't show big build-ups of assets of potentially dubious value.

The exchange reflects Mr. de Blasio's potentially dubious gift for ecumenical connection.

The product that seemed to draw the biggest crowds at the Canton Fair was one of potentially dubious legality.

Although his big break came when he received the (potentially dubious) honour of being dubbed FHM's Stand Up Hero 2010, Widdicombe's comedy is neither laddish nor slick.

Harmer said that while the special operators in Iraq are capable of retasking to support strikes, the US would be reluctant to place them among Iraqi security forces of potentially dubious loyalty.

Yet where Foster finally trips up is in failing to convince that this potentially dubious conceit offers an productively imaginative way to examine depression, and in handling banal homilies as if they were dynamite insights.

An ad at the other end of the scale – "1" – has the effectiveness of the 2010 ad by California GOP Senate candidate Carly Fiorina against rival primary rival Tom Campbell, known as the "Demon Sheep ad": hilarious, potentially viral, dubious impact.

Such a concise answer coming from your average human would seem a potentially artificial and dubious sidestep of Seller's question.

From such an exaggeratedly sensationalist, potentially fraught, initially dubious starting place, Casanova, a former child actor on a popular Spanish TV show, has ended up with the most unexpectedly moving, meaningful commentary on social-media censorship you've ever seen.

Eventually he intends to move into even more dubious but potentially lucrative markets, like in-orbit satellite assembly and satellite repair.

Israel's health ministry advises against so-called "gay conversion" or "reparative" therapy, calling it scientifically dubious and potentially dangerous, but no law limits it.