Sentence examples for to be dubious from inspiring English sources

There is reason to be dubious.

There are other reasons to be dubious about this supposed regulatory flood.

The destabilizing effects of conservative policies are one reason to be dubious about their inevitability.

The New Jersey taxpayers and Governor seem to be dubious of supporting him.

The generalizations in this book that aren't obvious tend to be dubious or just plain stupid.

One of the lines on Chris Driscoll's résumé appeared to be dubious but apparently did not raise suspicion at Providence.

Many engineers he spoke to were dubious of his project.

The woman she talked to was dubious — how could Landers repay the loan if she isn't working?

My husband would be dubious, to say the least.

Organised crime and corruption are also a worry; appointments to the judiciary can be dubious.

Ms. Ackerman, who made a special trip to the crack to check, is dubious.