Sentence examples for would seem dubious from inspiring English sources

The market for surfer-focused vehicles would seem dubious at best, even in the hot California beach culture.

Sometimes, there were lots of people cheering her on, and it seemed as if Nyad were at the center of something exciting, and then there would be a lull, and the enterprise would seem dubious and isolated.

But since there are few such trucks now, the first such stations would have few customers when they opened, meaning they would seem like dubious commercial ventures.

Investors themselves seem dubious about that idea.

At this point even those seem dubious.

America's manufacturers seem dubious about the recovery.

The Bakers call this argument "complete fiction," and even the Goldman Four seem dubious.

But the disorders continued to spread, and the loyalty of the National Guard began to seem dubious.

In tropical La Réunion Island, the need for insurance against snap cold events may seem dubious.

Such a concise answer coming from your average human would seem a potentially artificial and dubious sidestep of Seller's question.

In Ibsen's original, Peer becomes a successful businessman of very dubious ethics, which would seem rather more relevant to our own age than the rock-star conceit imposed by Brook.