Sentence examples for questionable basis from inspiring English sources

The misuse of the term graphic novel is evident, with journalists, libraries, and bookshops making firm distinctions between comics and graphic novels on a highly questionable basis.

(The governing principle of American warfare since Vietnam, reinforced by the "Black Hawk Down" episode in Somalia, is to minimize casualties, on the questionable basis that Americans have no appetite for putting Americans in danger).

But it seems like a number of faculty members are getting hauled up for these charges on very questionable basis," said Levy, who staffs the association's committee on women in the academic professions.

As with Trump's relationship to other kinds of economic data ― fudging the numbers when it suits him, claiming the credit only when it makes him look good the administration's argument that poverty doesn't exist in America is built on a deeply questionable basis.

He argued that public consent for the scheme was the police service's "greatest priority", as the system had a questionable legal basis.

In recent weeks we have highlighted the questionable legal basis of credit card penalties and unauthorised overdraft charges, and many readers have managed to obtain refunds after following the advice of our legal correspondent, Richard Colbey.

"You're spending all this time and money tracking every telephone call in America, on a questionable legal basis, and all you get out of it is one report to the FBI a month — and no evidence that there was ever any reason to keep this program secret?" Similarly, he revealed that 54 "terror-related activities" were disrupted by the NSA over the last twelve years.

This economic burden imposed with questionable medical basis seems to have completely escaped Ward et al. (2005).

True determination of the maximal tissue concentration is questionable on this basis.

Question questionable sources.

On the basis of questionable "eyewitness" testimony, Arbuckle was accused of rape and manslaughter by a battery of politically ambitious prosecutors.