Sentence examples for questionable integrity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "questionable integrity" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a person or entity whose honesty or moral principles are in doubt. Example: "The company's questionable integrity raised concerns among its investors."
Another is that Italy and now, to a degree, Europe is led by a man of very questionable integrity.
President Johnson's support for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 set a standard for courage, political skill, and integrity (in a man of questionable integrity).
"Too many patents of questionable integrity have been approved, and owners of these patents have found a unique way to make money".
"I suspect this will be based on hearsay and sources of questionable integrity," David Smilde, a senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America, told my colleagues.
"I suspect this will be based on hearsay and sources of questionable integrity," said David Smilde, a senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America.
Responding to the challenge of post-communist restructuring, the government authorized the creation of private universities in the 1990s that, it is widely believed, conferred many degrees of questionable integrity.
Ingredients for a rejection:Missing documentation, unfair bidding procedures or questionable vendor integrity.
Those include questionable institutional integrity, weak control mechanisms, biased news media and a social code that condones certain illegalities.
It is found that from a regulatory perspective, the most substantial drawback to such a program is its questionable environmental integrity, resulting from difficulties in designing sufficiently rigorous quantification protocols to accurately measure the emissions reductions from telecommuting.
Lorenzo Segato, director of the Research Center on Security and Crime, which carried out the study for Transparency International, said Italy fell short on many counts, with questionable institutional integrity, weak regulations, biased news media and a social code that condones certain illegalities.
In a widening scandal, the Navy cut ties Wednesday with a second international company over "questionable business integrity" involving lucrative contracts to service U.S. ships in foreign ports.
