Sentence examples similar to rendering questionable from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the Union's refusal to recognize the Confederacy as a legitimate enemy rendered questionable any appeal to the laws of belligerent nations.

The whole milestone enterprise was rendered questionable in 1811, when the grid plan was adopted, with one corner of each block marked by a four-inch square marble post carved with the names of intersecting streets; the exhibition "The Greatest Grid," now at the Museum of the City of New York, has one of these, marked 4 and 26, for Fourth Avenue and 26th Street.

However, Halevi also came to realize that well before the goal is ever reached, opinions, conventions, and traditions of all kinds as well as the practices associated with them, would be rendered questionable or otherwise suspect, because they were not known philosophically to be true or right.

It may signal bad news for the production, though, which was set for an Aug. 1, 2014, release that's now rendered questionable.

According to detainee lawyers, previous court decisions determining that Gitmo detainees do not have "religious free exercise rights" because they are not "persons within the scope of the RFRA" are rendered questionable by the Hobby Lobby decision.

In this data set, however, the authenticity of the published sequence of Bucorvus leadbeateri is rendered questionable, as it is indistinguishable from Tockus erythrorhynchus, despite the fact that Bucorvus and Tockus species are morphologically clearly apart [ 47].

Results of PH tests in the right column of Table 2 rendered questionable all but the marital and racial assertions of the prior paragraph; because all other statistically significant HR bore correlations between residuals and time that were deemed to not have been explicable by chance (P < 0.025 for each assessment).

One of Nietzsche's most well-known and morally troubling figures — the superhuman — also appears substantially only in this work, rendering it questionable to some interpreters whether this ideal for the earth's future meaning is indeed central to Nietzsche's thought as a whole.