The 2002 film Jacques Derrida, by Amy Ziering Kofman, entertainingly explored this questionable opposition, and gave a wider glimpse of its subject's wicked sense of humour.
Critics of this questionable move by UC Berkeley charged that students who were granted special access were less likely to graduate from the institution than those who were fully qualified to enter, but a 1998 study of African-American students with varying SAT scores suggested no difference in graduation rates.
I hope Shelton can redeem this questionable course by being a strong leader for educational opportunity and innovation going forward.
You might even call the acquisition savvy, except that it now appears that AOL's numbers were doubly inflated, both by mania and by questionable accounting.
In particular, foggy statements by officials and questionable comments by witnesses must be accompanied by a clear statement by us that confirmation or elaboration was not available.
It is generally accepted, however, that the reliability of the strains obtained by this method is somewhat questionable due to a number of sources of uncertainty and inaccuracy.
As such, efforts of the European Commission to harmonize health policies in the European Union would per definition become a 'global' health issue due to the 'transnational' character of any policies formulated by this institution; a certainly questionable consequence of this definition.
The runoff was characterized by accusations of questionable activities by both sides.
Remember, our president got into office by highly questionable vote counts.
This was an issue twice for the top-10 player Andy Murray, whose second- and third-round matches were marred by numerous questionable line calls and umpire overrulings.
This is not the last time I would hear the, "I'm not a racist but... .. construction, always followed by a questionable statement on race.
