(The Post also reported that "one of Bossert's subordinates also called for the problematic portion of Trump's discussion to be stricken from internal memos"). It's a bit strange that McMaster would not have discussed this with one of his key subordinates, so we're dubious about the credibility of that comment.
Martin was dubious about that.
Thomas Mayer, an economist at Goldman Sachs in Frankfurt, is dubious about that prospect.
Democrats could only stand there and say they were dubious about that number.
Some intelligence officials were dubious about that announcement because they suspect Russian involvement in the theft of the N.S.A. tools.
Die-hard online shooter fanatics may be dubious about that system but, again, it encourages all-round players at the expense of those who specialise in just one approach.
"Sitting in English class in college, and interpreting writers' intent when they're just sitting down having a good time — I've always been dubious about that," Kenneth Levey, the gynecologist, said.
Proving that our Manhattan cousins are no better than anyone else at keeping their cool when they see someone doing a job they think they would be better at, thousands of negative comments - including one apparently written by AA Gill, though I'm dubious about that - were left on the magazine's website, accusing her column of being pointless, banal and vacuous.
He will have to forgive me for being dubious about that one given that when the announcement was made United put out a statement with the Glazer family admitting "the search for a new manager has been very short, Alex was very clear with his recommendation".
I'm dubious about that claim, although I guess there are some people who would be interesting in taking that route (pun intended).
And the Republican succeeding Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) is dubious about that state's expansion.
