Sentence examples for questionable procedure from inspiring English sources

While the state investigation did not conclude that Dr. Arbit's surgery caused the death of the Staten Island patient, it said that one other patient of his had died after a questionable procedure, and that others had become disabled.

The decision made by antiabortion activists in the mid-nineties to concentrate their lobbying efforts on the prohibition of one specific, rare, and morally questionable procedure was an unusual tactical choice.

The Ex-Sovereign's recent decisions make it appear he is choosing men rather than poems – a questionable procedure".

As an example of what he called questionable procedures, Mr. Johnson said the plant's output fluctuated sharply in a way that could have damaged the turbines.

Evidence about the questionable procedures was made public as part of a lawsuit filed in Federal District Court by NES Financial, a California company that acquired JPEX in 2008.

Taken as a whole, their accounts portrayed a dangerously underfunded program that forced researchers to rely on substandard parts and questionable procedures, and had little public accountability under an unclear and divided chain of command.

The old blemishes particularly appeals to intuition and diagrams for the meaning of concepts like "inside" and "between" and the use of questionable procedures like superposition to prove congruency became intolerable to mathematicians who laboured to clarify the foundations of arithmetic and the calculus as well as the interrelations of the new geometries.

The report concluded that competitive pressures caused by commercial deregulation cut into safety standards and that many of the industry's sloppy practices and questionable procedures were placing pilots in difficult situations.

The idea that a prominent politician -- a former state governor -- could be tried on charges that many observers consider to be trumped-up, convicted in a trial that involved numerous questionable procedures, and then hauled off to prison in shackles immediately upon sentencing would be almost unbelievable.

Having lost their supermajority in the Senate, the Democrats resorted to a questionable budget procedure to defeat a filibuster.

We take strong exception to Paul Krugman's assertion that "in Iraq, economic planning has been subcontracted -- after a highly questionable bidding procedure -- to BearingPoint, a consulting firm with close ties to Jeb Bush" (column, May 4).