Sentence examples for been put into question from inspiring English sources
It was as though the familiar concepts of shape and drape, tailoring and dresses, had been put into question.
Our co-operation with the US in the fight against terrorism has been put into question by the NSA revelations".
The future of the chief of the probation watchdog has been put into question as a fresh conflict of interest row hit Whitehall.
The power of the nation state to govern its own economic affairs has been put into question by multinational conglomerates with no loyalty to any country or continent.
"FIFA's World Cup 2022 is a competition with 32 teams, 64 matches, and has to be played in June/July and this principle has never been put into question by the organisers.
Portugal is aiming to cut its budget deficit to 5.5 percent of gross domestic product this year from 6.4 percent in 2012, but that target has recently been put into question by economists because of a deepening recession that has also pushed Portugal's unemployment rate close to 18 percent, compared with 12 percent when Mr. Passos Coelho came to power two years ago.
As one veteran arbitrator has written, "In an investment dispute, the very legitimacy of the tax is put into question".
Trump is not just someone who stands by when the President's faith, birthplace, or basic identity are put into question; he pushes that view.
Mr. Hazare, while expressing sympathy for the colleague who was beaten up, said that as far as he was concerned, Kashmir was part of India, and that fact should not be put into question by a plebiscite.
The simplistic notion that people will fly to the dollar as a "safe haven" is put into question by the country's increasingly surreal indebtedness to foreign lenders.
