Sentence examples for albeit questionable, from inspiring English sources

Noise, as most psychologists will confirm, can make you crazy, and the use of noise bombardment as torture seemed a useful, albeit questionable, tactic in the CIA's bag of rendition tricks when trying to extract confessions from terrorist subjects.

The dark power these men (and women, thank goodness) wield is frequently matched only by the intensity of purpose and trust, albeit questionable, of the soul mate by their side.

However, Tebow's temporary 'do, the result of the team's rookie hazing tradition, is but the latest in a long line of iconic--albeit sometimes questionable--Colorado hairdos.

The 30-year-old picked up a second after lunch, albeit a questionable lbw decision that saw the back of Qaasim Adams.

S***." The Dominican authorities said after an investigation that they were satisfied the passenger had been making a joke, albeit in questionable taste, and that he did not have Ebola.

One of the few mainstream pop anthems to mention prayer so shamelessly, albeit with questionable motives ("All I do each night is pray/Hoping that I'll be a part of you again someday". This is about sex, right?), it was testament to Gary Barlow's unrivalled songwriting ability.

Question questionable sources.

The football establishment in Argentina, who relished their place in world football as a solid traditional institution – albeit operating under questionable codes – has all but collapsed.

That something was the first public commitment by NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens to close hospitals that have become a kind of home, albeit a highly questionable one, to some 3,000 people with learning disabilities or autism whose behaviour is deemed "challenging".

The evidence, albeit based on questionable data, of relegation in the international standards league table is of concern, but by far the greatest weakness of our system – huge class-related inequalities in outcome – is much more to do with factors outside school (economic inequality and the effect of parental choices) than inside.

Drawing upon a case study of Leicester this paper argues that the ability of local authorities to deliver significant energy savings within this landscape is questionable, albeit with other additional benefits being realised (e.g. job creation, community engagement).