Sentence examples for questionable terms from inspiring English sources

The source noted that beyond the $2.3 billion or more in guarantees, the accountants were also investigating other transactions that might have questionable terms.

Well, for someone whose job involves trying to make music accessible to general readers, these questionable terms, like Impressionism, atonality (which Schoenberg hated) or Minimalism (which Philip Glass disavows), come in handy.

Keiser is a for-profit college that recently converted, on questionable terms, into a non-profit.

Likewise when cops kill under questionable terms, more scrutiny follows directly from the logic of citizenship.

In November, Aristegui and her team published a bombshell report exposing questionable terms linking the purchase of a family mansion for Mexico's president and a multi-billion-dollar concession to a Chinese consortium for a proposed bullet train in Mexico.

In recent years, a number of for-profit schools have converted to non-profit status, including some on questionable terms that allowed the schools to evade certain legal obligations -- and also resulted in major financial gains for the former owners of the for-profit.

"The information is somewhat questionable in terms of veracity and spun in terms that are advantageous to the sponsor," says Jeffrey Lieberman Jeffrey Lieberman, a professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Standardized test scores are questionable in terms of growth and progress.

"Right now it's probably questionable in terms of playing in the game, but he's got a chance," Turner said Monday.

So this article is not just questionable in terms of his responsibilities as a civil servant, it's also thoroughly unhelpful".

Ellison concluded: "The mere presence of an undercover MPS officer in the wider Lawrence family camp in such circumstances is highly questionable in terms of the appearance it creates of the MPS having a spy in the family's camp".