Sentences with phrase «dubious reputation as»

Devon Rex have also gained a dubious reputation as being «hypo - allergenic,» but this varies according to an individual's personal allergies.

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Why, in circumstances where Canada's security, policies and companies are already as fully protected as they can be, do we maintain a net - benefit test that does not show a bottom - line impact on Canada, imposes an unnecessary burden on investors and gives Canada a dubious (if generally undeserved) international reputation?

Through some dubious business practices, King earned a reputation as one of the slickest charlatans in the game.

A new study suggests that sports drinks like Gatorade and Powerade have developed a dubious reputation among young people as a healthy alternative to soda, researchers say.

Dr Grant reluctantly agrees, thinking that an aerial tour would be safe, and he really needs the money, but things don't turn out as expected, when Dr Grant, the mysterious benefactor, his wife, and an airplane crew of dubious reputation, end up stranded on the island fighting for survival...

But there are plenty more, some with a very dubious reputation — but the risk - taking behaviours of young children take place everywhere, as do the behaviours of predators so it's important not to focus on one app in particular but to look at the risks generally.

The Venezuelan, widely derided as a chequebook driver, showed undoubted pace during his time in F1, but also continued his dubious reputation for calamity in lower series with a string of incidents, collisions, penalties and fines.

I did so for several reasons: 1 — there is virtually no money to be made or commercial market for poetry, 2 — many of the publishing options are fee based contests, some of dubious reputation, 3 — I wanted to have a volume of poetry I could use as a gift for friends and family, and 4 — all of the poems had been work - shopped extensively and had the benefit of some objective vetting / editorial process.