Sentence examples for a questionable matter from inspiring English sources

That damn war hasn't exactly demolished class deference, but it has left its rigidity a questionable matter.

"It certainly seems to be a questionable matter that a former researcher should take part of our program currently in development and do what he is doing," Dr. Blakey said of Dr. Kittles.

As a result, the attainability of some solutions is rather a questionable matter.

Moreover, micro-WTs with roof-mounting options have recently become available, but their suitability for roof-mounting is still a questionable matter, particularly in urban environments, due to the complexity of the wind distribution [12, 14].

The proposed financial compensation may be a delicate and morally questionable matter but would involve fairness and transparency, while enabling easier organization of elder care provision.

The target CVP level chosen in the present study is another questionable matter.

He skates over other questionable matters, too: for instance, that Friedman advised the murderous Pinochet regime in Chile; that Merwin Hart "infected his free-market thought with anti-Semitism"; and that Rothbard supported Strom Thurmond's segregationist campaign for president in 1948 (because, Doherty casually observes, "he admired Thurmond's states' rights position").

This makes both implementation and enforcement questionable matters.

Officials at a Mobile, Alabama middle school have disciplined a teacher for giving students a quiz containing highly questionable subject matter that parents are calling "racist" and "offensive".

Whatever your feelings may be about the suburbs, it seems a questionable idea to bring a million people to live in an area that, no matter how you disguise it, is a desert.

It is a questionable decision.