Sentences with word «dubious»

When their school decides to host a reality - TV show of dubious distinction, four students band together to save the school and its students from commercial exploitation.

For those of you practicing outside your area of expertise, I believe the rules allow submitting your own clients for this admittedly dubious distinction.

And for most artists without such an intellectual background, in those days they were very dubious about making abstractions just for fear that they really didn't mean anything.

When used, it covers a given area in dubious mist of your team's color.

Patent quality — the underlying reason why trolls are able to target companies and individuals with dubious claims — is very unfortunately missing from the discussion.

Along the way, they make all kinds of dubious claims about how much they've made — and they miss the big story.

I can't imagine anyone wanting that dubious honor: it's so much more satisfying to win because you knew you were the best.

The 2014 letter, then, was based on dubious claims about the effects of school discipline and highly questionable assumptions about what is driving racial discipline disparities.

I was a bit dubious at first but I've had them around a month and so far I'm amazed!

If you're going to break the law on a regular basis it helps to have an attorney who is equally as dubious as you.

This practice is made even more dubious when you throw in premium financing.

Don't represent someone who wants to go public with highly dubious claims of sexual harassment that will destroy lives and careers.

Good research can, and is, done with funding from dubious sources.

They ensure that consumers, particularly children, are protected from commercially dubious practices.

All these are committed by dubious sites that are not regulated and are never genuine.

This procedure allows for more challenges to patents of dubious quality because it is cheaper and more efficient than litigation.

I remain somewhat dubious about the alleged importance of networking.

Let's forget for a moment that that area doesn't really exist as anything other than a mathematical construct based on dubious assumptions.

Others will make claims based off on number of marriages but often the values that they provide, in my opinion, are a little bit dubious.

Even if the reasoning behind that win might be more than a little dubious for some voters.

The end result is often that companies simply pay to make dubious patent cases go away rather than bear the cost of fighting them.

People often seem dubious that plastic plants can look good; I invite them to look again at the cages throughout my shop.

Smaller pet stores are starting to jump on board, too, selling pet products and hosting adoptable shelter animals, instead of selling animals from mills or other dubious sources.

In another discipline, a person uses dubious data, he games the system and self - audits in order to hide that for a number of years.

The public tends to view all lobbying as morally dubious.

No, but we can prove that the creation myths of all religions are incorrect; as that is the foundation for each religion they are clearly dubious propositions.

Unlike other dubious sites there are a few sites which are easy and free and they too offer good genuine automobile insurance quotes.

That a study of such dubious scientific quality could make the front page of the nation's most respected newspaper is disturbing, but perhaps not so unusual.

Not spending so much on medical treatments with dubious benefits would be another possibility.

There is no observed data, yet somehow on the basis of this highly dubious science, we are supposed to believe that it is essential to stop producing so much CO2.

The whole thing is all the more dubious when you consider the key players involved with the report.

Some of the most dubious products in the history of supplements have been testosterone boosters.

The path ahead is uncertain, and the one we just left turned out to be a pretty dubious choice.

In noir, morally dubious characters and double - crosses are pretty much par for the course.

«Both bills are based on legally dubious theories, and if they become law, we will challenge them in court,» he said.

The history of social sciences, certainly of economics, however, may not be quite so dubious as he portrays.

Most of the science in the film is also dubious.

Also, each of the question stems has dubious merit itself.

«Write drunk, editor sober» is a famous quote with dubious origins.

It's a big - but - legally - dubious business.

The premise is undermined by the film's occasionally dubious ethics and its tendency to soft - pedal the dangerous situations it sets up.