Sentence examples for be thrown into question from inspiring English sources

If Bear went under, everyone's solvency was going to be thrown into question.

Once that happens, and euro membership is seen to be reversible, the future of the wider eurozone will be thrown into question.

But let's just say that if the idea is that the Christian Reformation had any ameliorative effect on political violence, it might be thrown into question by the constant and ongoing military attacks by secular democracies on the middle east for the last quarter of a century.

If investors have to start taking haircuts on this debt, it means that the way money is measured around the world would be thrown into question.

In a recent speech at a conference addressing business leaders, he said: "What is clear is that at this time of global economic uncertainty, we should not be throwing into question - as some would - the stability of our relationship with Europea nd even our future membership of the EU - risking trade, business and jobs.

Companies' profitability is thrown into question.

The independence of the courts has been thrown into question.

"The belief in the superiority of the West and of democracy has been thrown into question".

Ivan's horsemanship is thrown into question again later when he's thrown into a hedge.

How that evidence will now be used has been thrown into question.

When winds and rain change, the conditions of life are thrown into question.