“questionable”造句，怎麼用questionable造句

The desire for wealth lured them into questionable dealings.

Their motives for undertaking this study are highly questionable.

Its aesthetic effect is questionable, because properly and neatly laid curbstones look good as they are.

Others, such as a history of making poor or ethically questionable decisions, are impossible to ignore.

We call this phenomenon "software bloat": the tendency to load an application with features that have questionable business value.

While the sustainability of something so large, heavy andcustom-made is questionable, this is one cool use of used tires.

Even if the above is true (it’s questionable, but whatever), these are societal things that will equalize over time, so they’re temporary.

At present, India has no less than 16 different supervisory bodies for higher education, few of which are independent and all of which are of questionable efficacy.

Negotiations were treated less as a means of reconciling our ideals with our interests than as a trap to entangle us in the endless quarrels of a morally questionable world.

When the safety of drinking water is questionable, boil it, or if this is not possible, disinfect it with a reliable, slow-release disinfectant agent (usually available at pharmacies).

Let's not focus on the current difficulties there. And also not on the questionable justification for the war, those weapons of mass destruction that somehow have never turned up.

His honesty is not questionable.

His larger theories seem to be questionable.

Such a questionable assertion is sure to provoke criticism.

The only potential crime, he explained, was one of questionable morality.

"Ideology" is a very important category in the current research on humanistic social science. The relationship between aesthetics, art and ideology is one of the most questionable issues.

While guard Quentin Richardson has missed the past two games with a lower back strain and is questionable Wednesday, Michael Beasley has stepped up offensively.

I was surprised to see in looking this stuff over that the game of closh had for many years been outlawed in England along with such other questionable pursuits as tennis, horseshoes and bowling.

Allow things of questionable quality to proceed.

It glorifies a vast array of spectacularly questionable life choices, from drunkenness to dangerous driving.

In 1969, the Catholic Church revised its liturgical calendar, removing the feast days of saints whose historical origins were questionable. St. Valentine was one of the casualties.

The man looks questionable.

The use of the above rules is questionable, as they all could be rewritten without using any substitution operators.

Yet, although the ends are laudable, her means are questionable.

It has been an amusing counterpoint to our recent feature on the motor industry's most beautiful designs, which received a fantastic response and earned us several jibes about our questionable taste.