Sentence examples for that appear dubious from inspiring English sources

At a fusion restaurant, it can sometimes pay to gamble on dishes that appear dubious.

Use of statistical data or figures that appear dubious or wrong is another important theme.

There is no accountability worth worrying about; Bastrykin's agency can easily get away with practices that appear dubious at best, and those who look deeper can face grave consequences.

For Mr. Bush, the moment completed the first major victory of his first year in office and the vindication of a political strategy that appeared dubious to some strategists during the campaign and politically improbable even after he was declared the winner of the presidential election.

"The bad thing is they lost so much school from Hurricane Sandy they hardly have any more winter vacation," said Ms. Tangel, who added that she hoped to take Hailey to visit relatives during scheduled vacation days that now appear dubious.

Her sentence reflected a revolution in public policy, often called mass incarceration, that appears increasingly dubious to both conservative and liberal social scientists.

One of them, Aaron Y . Zelin the editor of the blog Jihadology and a researcher in the department of politics at Brandeis University, said in an e-mail that it "appears dubious" that the post was a real threat.

This is the same language that appears on other dubious health concoctions.

Regardless, some fans appear dubious.

The prospects of them doing so now appear dubious.

He said it "appears dubious" that the post was an actual threat.