Sentence examples for questionable histories from inspiring English sources

While prices of some muscle cars and cars with questionable histories are down, much of the market is proving quite resilient.

Government agencies in the New York region, wary about potential fraud and abuse in the $787 billion federal stimulus program, have said they are taking extraordinary measures to ensure that contracts for projects ranging from subway tunnels to summer jobs programs do not go to companies with questionable histories.

The gay rights movement in Israel also has a questionable history.

Ms. Gonzáles explained that properties can have hidden complications, such as old debts or a questionable history of ownership.

This questionable history makes it clear that the attorney general's office has no credibility on this case.

And Bob Marley's estate can't be trusted to police this – it has a questionable history of licensing the late singer's likeness.

She said that only five pieces had been confirmed as stolen Nazi art, although 499 were determined to have a questionable history.

Lind understands that his slender book, published less than two years into George W. Bush's presidency, is going to be seen as questionable history, even though he focuses principally on Bush's prepresidential Texas roots.

To make his case, Shirky recounts some very questionable history and employs some selective interpretation to get from his own impression of the current Hachette-Amazon dispute (about which he says "Amazon's tactics are awful, the worst possible in fact") to a completely different conclusion.

The debate around the Act takes many shapes, such as a reluctance to give an agency like Usada, one with no prior involvement in horse racing and a questionable history overseeing other sports, broad-sweeping jurisdiction over the industry – a contention that supporters of the Act hope will be ameliorated by inclusion of industry insiders within Thada's board.

The nation has a questionable history of naturalising footballers – around 25 Brazil-born players have been capped in the past 13 years, many allegedly taking money to do so and some said to have played under the cover of local names.