Sentence examples for identified questionable from inspiring English sources

So far, officials have identified questionable expenses that they say appear to be linked to Dr. Tassone, like $33,141 paid to a dry cleaner he uses.

The lawsuits typically include a mix of charges covering both accounting irregularities that the auditors failed to spot and other instances where the big accounting firms identified questionable practices but did not stop their clients from issuing reports based on them.

The emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, issued on Thursday the preliminary results of a three-month investigation that identified questionable actions, including diversions of pooled money into individual accounts, excessive real estate investments that lost millions of dollars and "disconcerting administrative protocols" for the handling of health care and unemployment benefits.

Federal prosecutors and the Securities and Exchange Commission have been investigating the firm's demise for almost three years now, but no cases have been filed despite a scathing report issued by a bankruptcy examiner in 2010 that identified questionable accounting practices.

We identified questionable assignments in the synteny-based classification scheme that correspond to those proteins for which experimental studies revealed significant functional differences.

Previous qualitative research at SEWA has also identified questionable provider practices, such as conducting hysterectomy on demand or as first-line treatment before less invasive procedures.

In the future, this kind of analysis may even be able to identify questionable clubhouse personalities, or problematic combinations between teammates, before major financial commitments are made.

He said the system created vessel behavior profiles that could identify questionable activities even if the transponders were temporarily turned off.

Lenders and packagers of mortgage securities will undoubtedly fight the use of any technology like Triaxx's to identify questionable loans.

However, if the sites do not submit the NAC series, the impact on the study data would be low, since this series is only used to identify questionable activity concentration during the reviews and to check for patient movement-related artifacts.

For example, the IRS can use data matching and other techniques to identify questionable claims on tax returns related to the tax credits, but it cannot pursue many of those claims further because it lacks the staff resources to do so.