Sentence examples for sound questionable from inspiring English sources

The research might sound questionable, but that hasn't stopped a University of South Florida graduate student from doing a similar study, in 2012, of college hoops, "March Madness and Investor Mood".

"Anyone can go and get a building and set up a school, and that sounds questionable to me.

Sounds questionable, but it must be true: a flight attendant says it on "Fly Girls," a reality series starting Wednesday night on CW.

What sounds questionable at best becomes debatable at least when the still-mounting sum of Johnson's efforts — like standing publicly tall against the tide of AIDS-driven fear and building commercial bridges between corporate and urban America — is considered.

That certainly sounds questionable, but the report goes on to state that the traders also believed that others trading in the market "were engaging in strategic pricing behavior and intentionally providing prices that did not accurately reflect market values".

These days, some might suggest that bringing students to a hip-hop musical as a method of firing imaginations sounds questionable, too.

This possibility sounds questionable, as it may not be able to explain the common features of all eukaryotic cells.

Which really doesn't sound too questionable at all.

Sound logic, questionable execution.

Officials in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon have launched new campaigns to prevent the use of "digital drugs"—audio files meant to induce drug-like states in listeners — even though the effectiveness of purportedly psychoactive sounds is questionable at best.

VALUE-ADDED junk hauling may sound like a questionable product to sell: it assumes that people will pay hundreds of dollars to get rid of ratty sofas and assorted flotsam in professional and socially conscious ways.