Sentences with DUBITABLE
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"Her claims of innocence were dubitable in light of the evidence."
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"The results of the experiment were dubitable due to the flawed methodology."
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"The witness's testimony was dubitable as it contradicted multiple other accounts."
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"The accuracy of the news article was dubitable given the journalist's biased reputation."
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"The defendant's alibi seemed dubitable since it relied solely on his friends' testimonies."
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"The authenticity of the artwork was dubitable because of the lack of provenance."
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"The company's financial statements were dubitable, prompting an investigation."
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"The coach's decision to bench the star player was dubitable among the fans."
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"The politician's promises seemed dubitable, considering their previous track record."
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"The effectiveness of the new medication was dubitable as it had no scientific evidence supporting it."
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"Her success in the competition was dubitable due to her lack of experience."
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"The candidate's qualifications are dubitable, as there are discrepancies in her resume."
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"The plan's effectiveness is dubitable, and we should consider alternatives."
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"There is dubitable evidence to support his claims of innocence."
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"His statement was dubitable, and many doubted its accuracy."
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"The validity of the study's findings is dubitable since the sample size was very small."
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"The reliability of the witness's testimony is dubitable, as his story has changed multiple times."
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"The dubitable nature of his business practices raised concerns among investors."
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"The dubitable rumors circulating about her personal life affected her reputation."
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"Her decision to quit her stable job and pursue her dreams seemed dubitable to her friends."
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"The authenticity of the painting is dubitable, and further examination is required."
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"The dubitable nature of the product's claims made consumers hesitant to purchase it."
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"His intentions behind the generous offer seemed dubitable; there must be a catch."
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"The dubitable character of the defendant made it difficult for the jury to reach a verdict."
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"The senator's promises during the campaign were dubitable, and his actions didn't align with his words."
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"The dubitable reliability of the website's sources made it hard to trust the information provided."
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"The experts' opinions on the matter were dubitable and contradicted each other."
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"The dubitable nature of the project's funding raised concerns among stakeholders."
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"His sudden change of heart was dubitable, and many questioned his motives."
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"The dubitable results of the experiment indicate flaws in the methodology used."
