Sentence examples for be under question from inspiring English sources

Having missed out on key roles in the two biggest equity issues in Australia this yearit's chances of retaining secondary roles may also be under question.

He said his own position as chairman of the BBC Trust "was bound to be under question from Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, let's be clear about that".

His appointment "would be a slap in the face of the international community," one Western diplomat said, adding that the independence of the election process "would be under question again".

As theories go, it tends to ignore the reason these players' contracts might be under question in the first place, and generally the evidence in support of this premise was slightly patchy this weekend.

"But I also have great sympathy for the police officers who were put through what is a horrible experience, in which their jobs, their liberties, their careers were put in jeopardy and they will continue to be under question and review for some time".

Another counterargument against the validity of correlational validation (when used improperly) is that if we were permitted to substitute one test with another simply because two tests correlated highly, the whole notion of educational measurement would be under question.

What document is under question?

Their once inscrutable mentality is under question.

The government's ability to clamp down is under question.

Her former PR guru Maurice Saatchi fretted that "her principles of capitalism are under question".

"Now our credibility with the people is under question," said Zalmi Sherzad, a program official.