In Syria and Iraq, according to the president, America is "stopping ISIL's advance"—a questionable claim.
However, if the amount of revenue attributable to fake news is significant, I can see why Mark Zuckerberg does not want to rid Facebook of fake news -- which the Chrome Extension B.S. Detector developed by web designer Daniel Sieradski could flag with a red banner that reads "this website is considered a questionable source," according to Vocativ.
It's a questionable move, according to Ohio State University law professor Ric Simmons, because these particular reports could easily sway jurors' minds about the shooting.
In 2005, the cure rate for leprosy was 71%, which was a questionable result according to Brazilian Health Ministry [ 5, 6].
Malcolm Turnbull's claims for the beneficial economic impact of the Australian Building and Construction Commission are questionable, according to a Productivity Commission report from 2014.
Questionable spending: Between 2009 and 2014, 83% of the purchases made with city-issued credit cards in the City of Industry were considered questionable, according to a new audit.
But this data remains questionable, according to Joel Guerin, a US author who has examined the work produced by Met Life's chief statistician Louis Dublin.
He has negotiated what he believes is some kind of deal over welfare and the ever-closer union, which is apparently legally questionable, according to Michael Gove.
David Cameron's proposal to make weight-loss programmes compulsory for anybody who is obese and claiming benefits is "financially and ethically questionable", according to medical experts.
Also questionable, according to some sources, but I couldn't imagine guacamole without either of them, and my experiments prove me right.
Her subsequent poor run revealed the timing of those comments to be questionable, according to Rainford-Brent.
