(If our analysis of the noun phrase seems questionable, the full sentence is Post hoc analysis of the data showed that, with the greatest concentration of propofol (1000 microM), there was increasing inhibition of metabolism of midazolam with increases of oxygen from 10 to 70%.) No argument present: Arguments with no surface realizations were explicitly marked as absent.
Question questionable sources.
Yet Guru — who was convicted on questionable evidence — was sentenced to death because, according to that judge, the 2001 attack on Parliament in which he participated had "shaken the entire nation and the collective conscience of the society will be satisfied if capital punishment is awarded to the offender".
Yet Brooks, along with the rest of us, lives in a society that, on a fairly regular basis, sacrifices the lives of public servants, high school and college students, moviegoers and even small children to a questionable interpretation of one sentence in its Constitution.
In a sentencing moved up to Tuesday in hopes of wrong-footing protesters, anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny received a three-and-a-half year suspended sentence on questionable fraud and money-laundering charges, but his brother Oleg was sentenced to serve in a labor camp for the same period.
Joe Sullivan, the petitioner in Sullivan v. Florida, was sentenced to life without parole in 1989 — when he was just 13 — after a questionable sexual battery conviction.
The report also alleges that 121 Texas inmates have been sentenced to death based on questionable psychiatric testimony used during the sentencing phase of a trial to convince jurors that a defendant was a future danger to society.
And then there's the questionable geopolitical syntax of this sentence from the Wikipedia entry on "Latin Americans" (not to be confused with "Hispanic and Latino Americans"): "The most important migratory destiny for Latin Americans are the United States, Western Europe, Canada and Australia".
In criminal courts, revenge-porn laws do not yet seem to be producing questionable guilty verdicts or egregious sentences.
After three years of legal wrangling over Judge Aiken's questionable injunctions, the process of sentencing the 300-odd protesomes — some 50 of whom had been beaten so badly they needed hospitalization — began.
