Sentence examples for questionable access from inspiring English sources

More recently, Mr. Capalino's name had been linked in the news media with questionable access to city officials and investigations into potential pay-to-play issues.

The Internet Census, for example, traded comprehensiveness for repeatability: its methodology involved legally questionable access to household routers in order to perform the scans; if Rapid7's approach involves pushing on doors to see if they're open, the Internet Census followed up by actually going in the building to see what it could find.

But if you're spending all day at a conference with questionable access to power, you'll know that it can be well worth the added pocket real estate.

There is, at a minimum, a quality-control function here: we need a wind industry, of course, but we also need one that is not infected by corrupt or legal-but-questionable access to federal capital allocation.

It is also time for the government to end the moral relativism that pervades Whitehall and gives faith groups – sometimes with questionable views – access to money and influence in our education system.

The draft describes the lack of proper vetting that led the Democratic National Committee to accept illegal foreign donations and to offer donors with questionable backgrounds access to President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore.

As had been predicted by many in the organization, medical relevance had been questionable, and access had remained limited as long as the displaced were left in the camps.

But no matter what high-speed wireless technology becomes the next standard, it is questionable whether Internet access on the highway will be adopted with the same zeal as cellphones.

Anyone can access questionable material.

Question questionable sources.

With smallpox, the investigators found that its use was questionable "due to limited access to the pathogen," even while agreeing that an outbreak would have devastating effects.