Sentence examples for still dodgy from inspiring English sources
The prosecutors argue that issue ads are still dodgy, and that Wisconsin's campaign-finance laws are particularly strict.
Much of Hillbrow is still dodgy, but other pockets of the inner city are gentrifying, with fashionable rooftop bars, weekend markets and artists' studios in newly chic warehouses.
Vladimir Socor, a hawkish pro-Moldovan based in Germany, says some Ukrainians' motives are still dodgy: "Russia has realised that it is too weak to hold on to Transdniestria, while these Ukrainians are not strong enough to grab it.
Today Labour is not sure whether to portray Mr Cameron as a slick but untrustworthy PR man selling a still dodgy Tory brand, or a wolf in sheep's clothing who poses as a moderniser to hide a right-wing agenda on cuts, welfare and health reforms that even Margaret Thatcher baulked at.
Still, dodgy traders are working on elaborate ways to buy Libya's highly prized light, sweet, paraffin-rich crude, including tanker-to-tanker loading in international waters and passing money through offshore companies into accounts belonging ultimately to the GNMTC or other regime loyalists.Both sides badly need fuel to run their war machines.
In response to a question, scribbled on a copy of the Cabinet Office agenda for 11 January, about the legality of US detention of non-prisoner of war combatants, he offered a scribbled answer: "Consider later if we have to in extremis but it's still dodgy I would think".
But it was still a dodgy, slippery commute in many hard-hit places.
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Though eBay has taken steps to curtail the offerings of counterfeit merchandise, bidding hundreds of dollars on baubles based on a fuzzy photo of a luxury imprimatur still seemed dodgy to these women.
Many areas were regenerated for the 2010 World Cup, but there are still some dodgy suburbs on the northern edge of the Central Business District (CBD); avoid casual exploration of Hillbrow, Berea and Joubert Park.
Christian Kälin of Henley & Partners, a Swiss-based law firm specialising in what it terms "citizenship planning", says a more formal tolerance of dual nationality there is likely.For many ordinary citizens, dual passports still seem dodgy: a convenience for the cosmopolitan few or a sop to the menacing many, rather than a natural feature of a migratory world.
