Sentence examples for proved dubious from inspiring English sources

Even the clout of party leaders proved dubious.

Even after Torre replaced Contreras with Felix Heredia and the score tied, 6-6, the decision proved dubious.

The information dispensed here by Commander Ali and the other commanders, which the Pentagon has said is an important component of its own intelligence, has often proved dubious.

Those that haven't followed the 49-year-old's career are understandably worried by Villa's choice of a manager with no experience of managing in England – the policy of buying players with no history in the Premier League has proved dubious and they fear that the manager could also struggle.

Once again, the value of experts proved dubious.

claims of several small cars are proving dubious.

Aunt Ruda, her mother's sister-in-law, is finally informed and she takes them to a "medical counsellor" whose methods prove dubious.

— Eric Asimov The New York Times: Boston Market's move last week to take salt shakers off its tables could prove dubious, both as a marketing strategy and as a boon to health.

Theresa May's appointment as Home Secretary may have been quietly welcomed by what I'm assured is an army of veteran male admirers across the Home Counties, but others were proving more dubious yesterday.

IN MAY, I proved to a dubious DC, my now fiancé, the power of staging.

It set the EU referendum news agenda for a day... but it proved to be of dubious value to the Brexit campaign.