Sentence examples for very dubious about from inspiring English sources

Employers are very dubious about that.

"I was very dubious about it," Mr. Cleese said.

A lot of people I come across in the military are very dubious about this".

"If there was any procurement made for combat purposes from that stockpile, I would be very dubious about it," he said.

First, let's not forget the fact that some eminent people on the Conservatives' own side are very dubious about their plans for schools.

"I think the present court would be very dubious about the use of race used by the University of Michigan in its admissions standards," Mr. Thernstrom said.

One source said: "The mood in the news room is very dubious [about the proposed changes]." A member of staff understood to have disagreed with the proposals was moved to more junior role about five months ago.

The main structure of the agreement was already in place, one designed to protect incumbent profits and sacrifice U.S. jobs, with very dubious claims about labor and environmental standards that have simply never been enforced in other trade agreements, including by this administration".

If anything, he is too kind to Clinton, accepting the very dubious view that he did everything he could to bring about a just resolution of the Israeli-­Palestinian conflict.

They can give investors an instant picture of what has happened in the past; academics are very dubious that they have anything to tell us about the future.

I found out more about the man behind a very dubious message for Impolitikal.