Sentence examples for making it questionable that from inspiring English sources

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

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.

However, OFDM has some important drawbacks that make it questionable for future wireless systems as 5G networks [2].

He added, "The fact that it is so inflammatory makes it questionable.

And this makes it very questionable that reductionism can be avoided.

That makes it highly questionable for his partner to occupy a senior position – snipping the ribbon at store openings – in a firm that appears anything but proper.

This is a sufficiently robust finding to make it ethically questionable to claim that psychological treatments for obesity "work" in the absence of data on their longer-term outcome.

There are choices made that are questionable, that have gone on to have an effect," he says.

This questionable history makes it clear that the attorney general's office has no credibility on this case.

Which makes it all the more questionable that he decided to use his gun at all.