| Yet the questionability of such a standard, or of a similar worded one, is self-evident. |
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| In experiencing uncanniness, the ruination and questionability of life are encountered. |
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| Up to this hour such questions have been open, their questionability is concealed by results and the progress of scientific work. |
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| But it is also an indicator of their questionability from a regulatory point of view. |
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| Its questionability is supported by the fact that the Buddha urged that one should refrain from taking any such ontological position with regard to the self or of the world. |
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| As an example of the questionability of the data, Taché stated that the number of living children under one year of age who were enumerated exceeded the total number of births declared. |
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| Norreklit emphasized the questionability of a causal relationship between indicators. |
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| But globally, one issue that remains is the questionability of some halal meat, reports Euromonitor. |
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| The reality of his dream trumps concrete reality, even to the point of ethical questionability. |
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| Are we to paper over the questionability of this election result? |
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| The strikes are often linked to anti-American sentiment in Pakistan and the growing questionability of the scope and extent of CIA activities in Pakistan. |
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| Pennington counters that given the questionability of redistribution within nations and differences among them, extension to the world is unfeasible. |
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