Sentence examples for questionable which from inspiring English sources

Some Question About It Despite five players listed as questionable, which means they were given a 50-50 chance to play, the Giants will go into Sunday's game with everyone apparently ready.

Other evidence cited in the government's charges may show that Mr. Aggarwal viewed the disclosures as questionable, which can help to show that he intended to give inside information.

"It is highly questionable whether Congress would have so lightly done something so constitutionally questionable, which is to subject millions of Americans to subpoenas for their personal information which are not reviewed or reviewable by any court".

For instance, two hours of watching Teletubbies is probably going to affect our behavior in a completely different way to playing Halo for a couple of hours (although it's questionable which one will do the more damage).

Fassel said he would probably upgrade Shockey's status on the injury report to questionable, which means a 50percentt chance of playing, from doubtful, which indicates a 25percentt chance of playing.

Unfortunately, the durability of pristine MOF is still questionable, which can only be recovered for 4 times.

What's irking Republicans is a number of recruitment failures, strategic decisions and questionable spending moves ― the most questionable of which was giving $5 million to doomed Republican Rep. Barbara Comstock of Virginia.

Back in July, we questioned the worth of "likes" and asked whether Facebook was awash with questionable accounts which appeared to like just about anything.

But there is another, more questionable, approach, which allows banks to hang onto their assets while changing the way they calculate their risks.

A sassenach dissident, Lord Winston, said he was surprised that a fellow medic should  be throwing his clinical weight behind a "questionable" food which "I personally find revolting".

"There is money here from questionable sources, which is very tempting," says one executive whose firm recently opened in the centre.