Sentence examples for to dubious from inspiring English sources
adjective
Arousing doubt; questionable; open to suspicion.
- After he made some dubious claims about the company, fewer people trusted him.
Duncan Smith therefore sends them to dubious medicals.
Gaydamak tried to sell, to dubious buyers who have come and gone.
Unfortunately, the sensible goal of rebalancing towards net exports can lead to dubious policy prescriptions.
And for creating a perfect, shareable quick reaction on the internet to dubious opinions and claims.
They were both married twice, the second time to dubious "princes".
But attempts to stretch the metaphor have led to dubious results.
Thousands of ordinary people having their say can lead to dubious outcomes.
And banks have come under pressure to raise more capital in part because of their exposure to dubious government paper.
Prominent liberal voices are calling for "dissolving" the Brotherhood and holding what would amount to dubious show trials.
No longer will Google and Bing bombard users with hundreds or even thousands of dumb links to dubious sources.
Naderites have also resorted to dubious means to obtain signatures on state petitions to get his name on the ballot.
