Sentence examples for questionable concept from inspiring English sources
When all but the biggest hit records seem ephemeral, you might think that this questionable concept questionably presented would be a dim memory to all but Ms. Fleming's most passionate devotees.
The Air Force seeks to use technology to validate a questionable concept: strategic bombardment.
Politicians were quick to exploit the "ordinary man," by at once promising both a better future and a return to a nostalgic past via "Sovereignty" - an increasingly questionable concept in 2016.
The Qatari government was tasked with watching the five al Qaeda men and ensure they did not return to terrorism, a questionable concept given the known support of terrorism which has come out Qatar.
In the spring of 2003, Republicans controlled both houses of Congress, so "bipartisanship" was a somewhat questionable concept to begin with.
The idea that a country could be required to give up a public health policy because a tobacco company finds it damaging to their business is a highly questionable concept.
Instead one relies heavily on questionable concepts such as 'trained professionals' to excuse the low effort towards usability.
She piles the romance on to her very questionable "concepts" or "myths", and in particular creates characters, always young women, and invariably suffering from some form of grief and loss, and takes them on a journey of discovery, until luck and usually love turn back their way.
Its throw-any-idea-against-the-wall-to-see what-sticks approach led to the birth of some rather questionable concepts.
Not an anatomical literalization of a questionable anthropological concept floating among many others on a fun, yes, but scarcely reliable website even students are cautioned against taking too seriously.
With regard to the described basic concepts of SEA, specifically the requirement of an open dialogue without a predetermined outcome, it seems questionable if the concept suggested by Linacre et al. actually reflects the characteristics of an SEA and would lead to a more holistic assessment of systemic risks of GM crops [93].
