Sentence examples for was highly dubious from inspiring English sources
"Of course this claim was highly dubious," Jamhawi said.
The idea that it would empower us was highly dubious from the start.
A skeptic of U.S. interventionism, Bannon opposed the Pentagon's missile strike on Syria, and he was highly dubious about the United States confronting North Korea.
The companies settled a few cases, but most cases were dismissed or withdrawn, and tobacco won all that went to trial, denying a causal link between smoking and lung cancer and insisting that the medical evidence showing an apparent association between them was highly dubious.
The more Bush officials try to explain how the president made the bogus uranium claim in his State of the Union address, despite the C.I.A. red flags and the State Department warning that it was "highly dubious," the more inexplicable it seems.
There was the editor at a major publishing house who took over from another and wanted to launch my mystery series when his predecessor was highly dubious about it.
And even these figures are highly dubious.
This retrospective title-stripping is highly dubious.
Some philanthropy watchers are highly dubious about this all-in-the-family approach.
Trump's claim that the wall would cost $8 billion is highly dubious.
