Sentence examples for it questionable that from inspiring English sources

If Joseph is really freely choosing f over e, we might think it questionable that he does genuinely assess e as better all things considered.

Not only is it questionable that the Commission could defensibly reclassify broadband service under Title II, but also such an action would greatly distort the future development of, and investment in, tomorrow's broadband networks and services. .

However, the text is ambiguous, making it questionable that Henry ever matures.

"I find it questionable, that measures to fight welfare abuse are tied to a certain group — Romanians and Bulgarians," he told German public television.

Such co-exposures and lack of defined exposure concentrations make it questionable that reported effects were due solely to formaldehyde.

While we cannot exclude the possibility that more drastic UV doses or a longer waiting time may produce some changes, the data presented here make it questionable that the many DNA methylation differences observed in human skin cancers are a direct consequence of exposure of skin cells to UVB radiation from the sun.

It is unsure what role chlorpromazine played in this study and it is questionable that it added much value to the ondansetron and dexamethasone combination [ 21].

I went with my husband and two daughters, and my neighbour, Sadie, who's 12. It's an R-rated movie so it was questionable that she should have seen it.

"I wouldn't want to say they don't deserve it, but I think it's questionable that all of a sudden there's money for this, but there's no money for our services being cut".

It's like there's no one you're really rooting for or against here, you're just rooting for truth, and it's questionable that you ever get it.

Children's Services, in its own investigation, said it was "questionable" that Mr. Adams had ever seen the family.