Sentence examples for is even questionable from inspiring English sources

Whatever one's interpretation of what Gorbachev was trying to do, he was not attempting to "build the Soviet regime". It is even questionable whether Gorbachev's three immediate predecessors should be conceptualized this way, though for very different reasons.

It is even questionable whether passing the test would actually show that a computer is intelligent, as the information theorist Claude Shannon and the AI pioneer John McCarthy pointed out in 1956.

RFA for lesions greater than 5 cm in diameter is even questionable.

It is even questionable if it is ethical to treat children with UCLP according to a strict protocol throughout their entire childhood.

If we talk about an opinion article it is even questionable that the reviewer should prescribe the author any changes (assuming the article is void of nonsense, excess of commonplace arguments or bad writing).

"We know Adele has a great voice but it's even questionable if that is actually her voice or how much has been manipulated.

"We had no inkling he was even questionable until he got here".

It is astonishing, but expected, that only five studies were based on a preceding validation procedure (line (b) in Table  3) [ 6, 19, 83, 92, 93], from which two cases were even questionable [ 19, 93].

"I think it is questionable whether the estimated amount of CO2 produced by bitcoin mining in 2017 is right, and it is even more questionable whether projections for the future are right given the falsified assumption that more transactions implies more mining effort," Vranken concluded.

"The legal basis for attacking Khorasan in Syria is even more questionable, more in doubt than Isis," said Mary Ellen O'Connell, an international law scholar at the University of Notre Dame.

In areas where extended opening hours are only offering routine appointments, like ours, cost-savings through reduced A&E attendances or emergency admissions is even more questionable since we are not seeing urgent or acute problems – it is the latter group of patients who are more likely to go to out-of-hours services or to A&E.