Sentence examples for a severe question from inspiring English sources

Whittingdale said: "Panorama increases the strength of the case considerably for a new inquiry … There is a severe question mark over over the tactics he [Mahmood] used … We are dealing with convictions which may not have been properly obtained".

The degradation of sidelobe level of array pattern becomes a severe question if sidelobe region was set null.

AMA president, Cecil B. Wilson, M.D., said, "Unless those regulations are done in the right way, this whole effort to expand accountable care organizations across this country and improve health care, and to a great extent the outcome of the Affordable Care Act, will be in severe question".

The morality and even the efficacy of saturation bombing came under severe question after the war, and, disappointed by such reappraisal of his war aims and methods, Harris lived for a time in South Africa, where from 1946 to 1953 he was managing director of the South African Marine Corporation.

Denman, in particular, has some severe questions to confront at Cheltenham.

Last month, after a severe drought triggered questions about the millions of litres a day of water being sold to bottled-water companies in the province, Kathleen Wynne, Ontario's premier, promised a government review into the practice.

But when a severe climate is in question, these stresses increase in poor materials; under inadequate control; with traffic as well as with water which are key elements in the degradation of asphalt concrete pavements.

However, in the event of a severe financial shock, some question whether the Irish government would be able to stand behind its promise to support its country's six largest banks.

And although domestic box-office attendance is up about 6% this year despite a severe recession, some analysts question whether penny-pinching moviegoers will be willing to shell out the extra $3 to $5 per ticket to watch a movie in 3-D.

But the economic landscape has changed drastically, and Mr. Bloomberg is grappling with a tricky question: In a severe economic downturn, can the city justify giving $700 million in raises to teachers?

It is interesting to note that the question of interactions has been reduced in the drug industry to that of "drug drug" interactions, even if that is a severe reduction of the whole question.