Sentence examples similar to a much questioned from inspiring English sources

That mimics a much-questioned registration drive which helped Mr Chávez defeat a 2004 recall referendum.Already, Mr Morales has clashed with the judiciary.

Many Argentines see his hand in an attempt by a much-questioned judge to link Mr de Narváez to a suspected smuggler (although there is no direct evidence of that).Nowadays the Kirchners have few friends in the media.

The main decision overruled by the court, Austin v. Michigan Chamber of Commerce, was a much-questioned outlier, he said, and the court had a duty to clarify the law.

There is also a reclusive investor, a much-questioned relationship between the mayor and the developer and a building on the site that, though it has long been ignored, preservationists now want saved.

The prime minister has been kept in power through a much-questioned deal with his onetime rival, the former Prime Minister Vaclav Klaus, whose Civic Democrats support the Social Democrats in the lower house in exchange for influential parliamentary positions and some concessions in the government's program.

Torres also noted that Hacking Mexico was one of the first businesses in Mexico to provide training in cybersecurity, an area he said has drawn increasing public interest due to the violence and crime that has plagued the country in recent years in the context of multiple rivalries between different criminal groups and a much-questioned government offensive against them that made things worse.

It's a much safer question".

That's a much better question.

But Brown's version makes it a much harder question.

But that raises a much broader question about the quality of our political coverage.

But it illustrates a much wider question, and one that is eerily familiar.