Sentence examples for quite questionable from inspiring English sources

"The idea that retirement benefits would have been expanded in this manner for a pension system in this particular position seems quite questionable in retrospect," Mr. Sisney said.

"It's quite questionable whether China can be an engine of global growth going forward, and that has large repercussions for the region".

But, in terms of content, I find it quite questionable, because it just reinforces norms that are popular in male-dominated culture".

"It is a small group, the conduct of which is quite questionable – serious misconduct – across the three years and across the three services".

OK, so UCLA was the recipient of some well-placed and quite questionable calls that helped beat Stanford and Cal last week.

She wrote to me in an e-mail, "We have managed to make cancer a huge business, and a national 'terror,' but the progress in reducing mortality is quite questionable".

According to Nicole Ulrich, these are still quite common: "The methods of questioning are in fact rather questionable.

Another fund manager, who wanted to remain anonymous, said Sainsbury's could face challenges in financing the deal and finding a solution to struggling Homebase, which it previously owned until 2000: "It's quite a questionable deal and a little bit opportunistic".

My quick impression of last week was that we saw a few more successful auditions (in short bursts) but quite a few questionable people got through.

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This latest appointment seems the most optimistic of all, as quite apart from this questionable record, the "baggage" between club and manager remains.