Sentence examples for both questionable and common from inspiring English sources

Lester Brickman, an expert on contingent fees at Cardozo Law School, said Mr. Dowd's conduct was both questionable and common.

Even some of the measures that have survived are both questionable and useless without enforcement.

Armstrong management's failure to cut a similar deal is both questionable and suspect.

But I'm beginning to think that is both questionable economics and bad politics.

Two households, both in questionable and vacillating states of dignity.

During the game, there were fights, big hits — both clean and questionable — and countless scrums before face-offs.

Although stopping long-term therapy if the patient is no longer swallowing appears to be common practice, it is both clinically and ethically questionable and merits further debate, particularly as parenteral formulations of these medicines are available and a route change is possible.

There is not an obvious evolutionary explanation for why humans seem engaged by non living natural beauty, like mountain peaks, but as we have seen it seems questionable how common this trait is.

For the analysis, questionable and negative results were both interpreted as negative.

Unfortunately, with blazing speed sometimes comes leg injuries and questionable toughness, and the Saints have had their share of both.

Both relied on questionable sources and shaky evidence.