Mr Chirac's qualifications were always questionable.
Relying on Saudi Arabia to contain Iran was always questionable.
It was entertaining while it lasted, however, its sustainability was always questionable.
Former prime minister Sir John Major said the evidence to support the original finding of negligence was "always questionable".
Still, its legality was always questionable, and when authorities began to take notice in the early 1980s, bingo-friendly counties managed to have constitutional amendments passed protecting the game.
The facts of the case were always questionable, and there's good reason to think that the Supreme Court upheld the jury verdict primarily out of spite against the Ninth Circuit.
But Ms. Kehoe admitted that budget reductions had "put a dent in our public safety response," and that future financing was always questionable in a state facing a $20 billion deficit.
Similarly, when banks had many subsidiaries, regulators short of money and time tended to worry only about their own piece of the jigsaw.This "micro-prudential" philosophy was always questionable.
The ability of any governor to deliver a state as large and diverse as Florida was always questionable, but Jeb Bush was clearly abashed at the microscopic thread that separated the two candidates.
Also, deriving all your information from a single source is always questionable in science, even if it weren't the work of Jung, whose theories were/are very influential and far reaching but largely scientifically untestable and subject to numerous criticisms.
