dubious in a sentence

• The starting pitching looks dubious, but could be pleasantly surprising.
• California once had the dubious distinction of generating the most waste.
• These are people whose ability and willingness to repay are dubious.
• But I'm somewhat dubious, " she said.
• Thus the dubious claim about fearing for Simpson's safety.
• Already investors are dubious about the state of the Australian economy.
• It was another dubious mark on the Lions'playoff record.
• She is dubious about China's assurances about her future.
• Charlie Keating was cutting dubious deals to protect his financial kingdom.
• Carl Bildt was a dubious choice for civilian administrator all along.
• It's difficult to see dubious in a sentence .
• Claude Rains plays a distinguished senator caught up in dubious deeds.
• You feel compelled to make highly positive but sometimes dubious statements.
• That dubious distinction has to go to Chicago Bull DENNIS RODMAN.
• One analyst was dubious that the sale would do the trick.
• But now the Jets can put that dubious achievement behind them.
• Emigration statistics are dubious, since most departures probably go unrecorded.
• It's a dubious honor for the Barnard College graduate.
• And it produced highly dubious figures on its biological warfare program.
• That is throwing good money into a lot of dubious places.
• But either draconian move would be both legally and politically dubious.