Sentence examples for there is dubious from inspiring English sources

Although women have been granted the right to wear tallitot at the Wall, the future for a pluralistic Judaism there is dubious in light of the Mendelblit plan.

There is dubious utility in treating 16 patients at a cost of US$128,000 to save the life of a patient who will be sent back to a nursing home in their baseline nonfunctional condition only to return later with the same dilemma.

The clerk there was dubious about whether there really was such a thing as marriage by proxy.

Indeed, Martin noted that there was "dubious advantage" in MR, not least because claimants now had to make, in effect, two appeals.

They say there are dubious legal grounds for such a case.

There are dubious organizations dedicated to "repairing" broken ICOs, including CoinJanitor from Cape Town, but the fly-by-night nature of many of these organizations does not bode well for the industry.

The city council inquiry, launched on Tuesday, stems from widespread suspicions that there were dubious deals behind Olympic legacy projects such as the extension of Rio's metro system, and the regeneration of its port.

There are dubious disarticulated microscopic chiton-like plates [ 72] from the early Meishuchunian (likely Early Tommotian) of China, but these still appeared later rather than earlier than the very first undisputed conchiferan shells.

Ramos is dubious: "There has been a very big campaign to sell Mexico, and Mexico City itself, as a great tourist destination.

Although the value of fingerprinting in preventing fraud and saving money is dubious, there is no doubt that it deters needy, law-abiding New Yorkers from applying for help and deprives the city of millions of dollars in federal nutrition aid.

Some fitness trackers determine sleep stages through movement, for which the science is dubious, but there are a new breed of fitness trackers that use heart rate to determine sleep stage.