Sentence examples for will be questionable from inspiring English sources

Thankfully Nick Rimando appears to be all right but it sounds like Aaron Maund and Jordan Allen both will be questionable for this weekend, but we could see Javier Morales return to the lineup which could provide a big boost.

But "unless the government clearly specifies the amount of lending allowed and the implications for non-compliance, the effectiveness of these measures will be questionable".

Without a credible label, the subject is left to his/her own devices and remains fragile and 'divided', so that access to academic discourse and funding will be questionable and limited.

In her talk, "Garbage in Garbage out"  Hillary Sanders, a data scientist with Sophos pointed out that if ML models use sub-optimal training data, the reliability of the models will be questionable, possibly leading to catastrophic failures.

Honoring their right to make decisions against the status quo will be questionable at best.

When this happens, the value of classifying the different types of miRNA binding sites based on which miRNA nucleotides are involved will be questionable.

Conversely, Sheila Bair, chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, seems to think it's in parts of Europe that the political will is questionable.

In all these cases, the output of the work will always be questionable, because of the lack of data, but the strength of the method is that its results and final statements are refutable as data accrues.

Whether this kind of betting will be legalized is questionable.

If designers and the people they work with can't agree on common standards, the quality of "sustainable" design will continue to be questionable.

"Law enforcement is now on notice," Mr. Dellinger said, "that almost any use of GPS electronic surveillance of a citizen's movement will be legally questionable unless a warrant is obtained in advance".