Sentence examples for highly questionable that from inspiring English sources

Only a handful of people will ever know the truth about the Ogorodnik case, but, given the documentation showing Koecher vouched for Ogorodnik's loyalty to the Soviet Union, it seems highly questionable that Koecher was the primary cause.

Since it's highly questionable that inflexible roommate assignments confer any educational or character-building benefit beyond having a tale to tell later, let's refrain from condemning college students to a year of misery even if it's "for their own good".

Therefore, it appears highly questionable that the instrumental perspective as such may sufficiently contribute to the necessary normative realignment of mainstream management theory and practice.

While it'll certainly make Nokia's options more palatable for certain customers, it's highly questionable that the same plan would work here in the States where nearly every device comes with a two-year contract and a subsidized price tag.

Bevan and Fellner decided that a film about the death penalty had to come in at $13 million, because it was highly questionable that such a morbid subject could find an audience.

While it is highly questionable that all words refer, most philosophers of language assume that at least certain sorts of terms (e.g. proper names and indexicals) regularly and reliably do so.

Although, as Peter Finn in the Washington Post today points out, many of the military commission cases have stalled, one that has gone forward recently produced a highly questionable ruling that was immediately broadcast around the world.

The highly anticipated appearance will be Comey's first public comments since Trump fired him on May 9, amid highly questionable circumstances that suggested Trump may have been trying to obstruct the investigation.

This pseudovalidation has been described by Allison et al (2006) 'as a highly questionable practice that stems more from tradition than careful thought'.

"I don't want a kid to love me in that highly questionable way that I might love my parents... very critically".

Other actuaries said that assumption was highly questionable, and that it was an important factor in the Bethlehem plan's record $3.7 billion shortfall when it failed.