Sentence examples for questionable cases from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the death penalty have pointed to several questionable cases.

However, employers generally settle legitimate grievances when possible, leaving the questionable cases to emerge into arbitration or litigation.

Bridgeport's tax assessor, John T. Gwartney, said that he and the city attorneys review questionable cases individually.

Many others believe he should have acted in the most questionable cases without providing leniency to some of the state's most brutal and unrepentant murderers.

And Envirotest plans to install video-monitoring equipment in inspection lanes and to hire an inspector to review videotapes of questionable cases.

When Darcel D. Clark, the Bronx D.A., took office, in 2016, she started a conviction-integrity unit to review questionable cases.

"I consider this to be a very questionable case," Karl Lauterbach, a leading Social Democrat, said of Annegret Raunigk's multiple pregnancy, which is in its fifth month.

After documenting another questionable case last year, the inspector general for the Interior Department urged the bureau to hire the Appraisal Foundation to evaluate its land-exchange practices.

That is hardly the only questionable case during his tenure, as shown by a database developed by The Texas Tribune, a partner of The New York Times.

Contrary to your editorial, the draconian verdict rendered against Merck in a single questionable case will not serve as a wakeup call to the pharmaceutical industry but rather as a death knell for further research.

In another questionable case, the Vietnamese government's assertion that a man developed the flu 16 days after eating raw duck-blood pudding was publicly ridiculed by a prominent flu specialist at Hong Kong University, who said it was more likely that he got it from his sick brother.