Mr. Grubman is expected to tell the committee that he was as surprised as everyone else when he learned of WorldCom's questionable accounting strategies, according to people briefed on his testimony.
Mr. Garcia, disputing criticism in some quarters that Mr. Spitzer was selected for prosecution by Republican administration officials, reiterated what he said when he announced that he would not bring charges: His office began its investigation after learning of payments made in a questionable manner by Mr. Spitzer to a bank account in the name of a front company for the prostitution ring.
For instance, on Monday you may get the word "louche," learning that it means "of questionable character; dubious, disreputable".
This is a convenient way to summarise findings but it combines data from tests potentially exploring different neuropsychological processes (e.g. memory tests assessing immediate or delayed recall, learning or recognition) and possibly generating results of questionable theoretical relevance.
He is a Catholic priest with Jewish ancestry and, we learn, questionable parentage.
For this reason many of the included resources might normally be considered at a high risk of bias (e.g., narrative reviews, expert opinions, learning guides and commentaries) and thus providing suggestions of questionable validity.
Experts say St . Judelearned a difficult lesson about the Web and the opportunity it affords donors of questionable reputation to applaud their own generosity.
The 6 weeks interval between the two measurements of questionable reliability does also allow for many factors to influence postural sway, including learning effects.
Although evidence of learning styles is empirically questionable (Pashler et al. 2008; Rohrer and Pashler 2012), perhaps such tailored learning resources may pan out.
The Flyers lost because of questionable goaltending.
The first method is of questionable value.
