Sentence examples for was very dubious whether from inspiring English sources

"I was very dubious whether we'd get a signal when it landed," he said after witnessing the event from the control room here.

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

"First half was very nip and tuck, I think the penalty decision was very dubious.

I was very dubious about the reported opioid effect, but there may be some truth.

He added: "We are very dubious indeed whether this will turn out to be the case … We have reluctantly decided that we cannot consider the closed judgment without having a closed hearing, as otherwise the contents of the closed judgment would be revealed to the public, including Bank Mellat and its representatives.

Reactions were mixed in response to the question of whether the HCID will be successful in empowering individuals and increasing the amount of control over PHI: "I'm very dubious as to whether this matrix will be useful because of the difficulty people will have filling it out.

So I'm very dubious".

Employers are very dubious about that.

That is very dubious for a democracy, isn't it?

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

Hence, the conclusion of Theorem 1.4 (also Theorem 1.3) is very dubious.