Sentence examples for more questionable and from inspiring English sources

The reason is that search results or news feeds could then be "gamed" by external operators whose objectives might be even more questionable – and would certainly be more opaque – than those of Google and Facebook.

We have been expecting eurozone GDP growth to improve modestly to 1.7% in 2016, but this is currently looking ever more questionable and may well need to be revised down.

While breathless broadcasting is responsible for the more questionable and ham-fisted football clichés, the printed word is where the more refined part of the football vernacular has slowly been allowed to mature over generations.

These first primates included Cantius, Donrussellia, Altanius, and Teilhardina on the northern continents, as well as the more questionable (and fragmentary) fossil Altiatlasius from Paleocene Africa.

Coming on the heels of the 2008 financial crisis and the ensuing Occupy movement, Piketty's book has been held up as an incontrovertible truth, without differentiation between his remarkable historical work and his more questionable interpretations and policy recommendations.

Multidisciplinary team meetings appear to have reduced the incidence of more questionable practices and also facilitate the development and implementation of evidence-based decisions (Forrest et al, 2005; Stephens et al, 2006; Mazzaferro and Majno, 2011).

A Google search has discovered several more questionable titles and excerpts from other works intended for readers twelve and under.

There were a few examples of more questionable judgment and less happy returns.

A West Side stadium is a much more questionable idea, and the Olympic planners might want to consider other alternatives.

It objects, however, that Yale, even now, makes no mention of these men's more questionable positions and activities in support of slavery, which might have made them more controversial choices when the campus's most prominent locations were named.

When Joll denies the Magistrate's moral rectitude near the end of the opera, calling him "the lazy lie we tell ourselves when times are easy, prosperous and fat," the impact is diminished by the absence of his civilian counterpart's more questionable actions and motivations.