Sentences with word «dubiousness»

After a 2012 fire I wrote Dubai Tower Fire Demonstrates Dubiousness of Using Flammable Insulation, noting that flammable foams have no place in green building and are probably not safe.

In this situation, Western Christians could no longer speak from a position of unproblematic superiority: they were beginning to realize the depth and moral dubiousness of their involvement with the colonial enterprise, and to think that one way of atoning for their sins might be to give a voice to the religious other.

I'm guessing the writer was unaware of the implicit dubiousness of putting «Berlin» in quotation marks.

Apparently sheds a bit of dubiousness upon the fact or analysis, and therefore, you've covered yourself if it turns out not to be true.

Newdow definitively exposes the theological incoherence and dubiousness of «ceremonial deism» in its many forms.

Their value as social workers outweighs the dubiousness of their being priests.

For one thing, the dubiousness of the ultimate event - units with which Whitehead identifies «actual entities» consists in this, that they can in no way be regarded as given.

DePaula had indeed gone to the canvas three times in that first round — and Foster had been down once — but there was a dubiousness about a couple of what Referee Johnny LoBianco ruled were true knockdowns and not slips.

Right now, though, the strategy creates the need for some awkward tactics - an awkwardness reflected in the dubiousness some people will have to Clegg's speech today.

In the Parker / Armstrong dining hall (from which whites are soon expelled when Sam is surprisingly elected head of house), Simien lets Kurt bark his complaints to Sam about affirmative action, and propose the dubiousness of colleges» diversity - driven enrollment practices, before spinning the tables back in favor of Sam, who claims Kurt's dad is promoting random housing out of fear that blacks will «congregate and cause trouble on his plantation.»

Not to diverge from the comments too much but I'd agree with Rus on the dubiousness of the quoted $ 30 million dollar budget for D9.

The dubiousness of such a response can be appreciated by approaching the question from another angle, taking advantage of the fact that ability is measured on the same scale as item difficulty.

Some early examples trickled in through gray market channels with varying degrees of dubiousness, but official sales didn't begin here until 2002.

But given Archos long history of selling unsuspecting customers tablets of dubious quality with dubious customer support, we can not warn enough against the dubiousness of things Archos.

The new four class refitted Boeing 777 - 300 is an absolute joke and the specs listed here show the dubiousness of the measurement «pitch».

One of the things that the new figurative art does is show the dubiousness — not to say severe limitedness — of what Baudelaire called the «cult of the emotions» that began with romanticism (non-objective art is a sort of rarefied romanticism) and dead - ended in Abstract Expressionism, said to have begun with Kandinsky's delusion of spiritual grandeur, not to say grandiose gesturalism.

I hope to have presented an adequately thorough analysis that addresses the main issues brought up by the Prudent Path documents with respect to the polar regions, I would not accuse of deliberate deception on their part but I think this post highlights the dubiousness of not examining the full literature and data available.