Sentence examples for becomes questionable in from inspiring English sources

A strict system of private property rights can lead to situations of extreme inequality in which some members of a society are left to starve, so that it becomes questionable in what sense they can be called free.

However, even that distinction becomes questionable in the case of transposon-derived piRNAs which form rapidly proliferating clusters that provide defense against transposable elements in the germ lines of all animals [ 47, 48].

But they found they could not "return" to the Jewish fold as the Zionists proposed because all traditions & cultures and all "belonging" as well, had become questionable in their eyes.

Since Mrs. Tice had never seen Ruby before her testimony automatically became questionable in the eyes of the Commission (a standard not applied to the Oswald witnesses).

By looking at the results of any one study, it is difficult to obtain firm estimate of the overall prevalence and extrapolation of results of one study to the whole population becomes questionable, particularly in a large and culturally diverse country like India.

It becomes questionable only if money changes hands – or benefits in kind, like very substantial hospitality.

Some have argued that this analogy becomes questionable once we move from the genetics of simple prokaryotic organisms (bacteria), to those in eukaryotic cells.

If IL-10 and/or IFN-γ gene down-expression fail to occur despite 36 h of DAA infusion in septic shock patients, maintaining treatment for 96 h as recommended becomes questionable.

But looking at broader development considerations, the logic becomes questionable.

However, since GCM projections are uncertain due to standard errors in the model structure, scenarios and initial conditions, the reliability of impact assessments becomes questionable.

In the case of diagnosed osteoporosis, we presume that the indication for this surgical procedure becomes questionable due to the potential risks of failure.