Sentence examples for will be dubious from inspiring English sources

The second worry is that, since there are infinitely many existing entities (a claim for which McTaggart will argue for later in the Nature of Existence), and we observe only finitely many of them, any inductive argument moving from claims about the features of what we observe to the features of existent entities in general will be dubious.

The record of politicians who claim, in anything more than a general way, to be doing God's will is dubious.

The U.S. response has been a feeble acknowledgment of these "democratically" elected groups (I place "democratically" in quotes because again, without taking place in a society that protects individual rights and maintains democratic institutions, the validity of such results as an expression of popular will is dubious).

Just because a company pays big fees to an accounting firm for consulting work does not mean that the same firm's work on company audits will necessarily be dubious.

If you doubt your desire, it will surely be dubious in manifestation.

Why is no one taking care of her? Answers will come, but they will come hedged in uncertainty and will be of dubious reliability.

I know the science will be laughably dubious.

The quality of some Chinese patents may be dubious but they will surely improve.

That rebuttal may be dubious.

It's the context in which US and potentially British female soldiers will be fighting in which is dubious.

Both parties' claims are dubious and will be difficult to substantiate one way or another.The war of figures will leave most voters bemused, deepening the prevailing mood of disenchantment with politics.