Sentence examples for especially questionable from inspiring English sources
Murdoch's business relations with China — and the coverage of China by the Murdoch press — have been especially questionable.
The pressure drove the players to new heights of skill and, for the Canadians especially, questionable behavior.
One of the main justifications for the inequality between labour and capital – that profits are invested for the general benefit – is today especially questionable because corporations and banks are sitting on their cash even as workers suffer insecurity and unemployment.
Finally, the timing of this particular change is especially questionable: it makes sense from Theresa May's point of view, as she seeks "closure" to this crisis; but it makes little sense from an operational perspective.
Due to distinctive disease characteristics [3], the validity of these nomograms is especially questionable in men from developing countries.
This is especially questionable when experts have shown difficulty in expressing their beliefs in probability density functions, due to the complexity of the topic or their unfamiliarity with the process of elicitation.
The results, however, will be tighter underwriting standards, which have already leaped, and less available credit, especially for questionable borrowers.
The release of about 75,000 documents presented the public with a new view of the war, especially regarding questionable reporting on official death tolls.
Division by √ H j, avoids making the assumption that SNP with high H j have proportionally higher R 2, which would especially be questionable in a situation where most QTL have a low frequency, as is the case when the QTL alleles are in mutation-drift equilibrium and even more so if the QTL are under selection.
Especially in this questionable war, we dont need anything that celebrates anything about it.
Many of the directors' labels were questionable – especially the Less Than Meets the Eye chapter, in which John Huston, William Wyler and Billy Wilder featured.
