Sentence examples for being thrown into question from inspiring English sources
The credibility of the Security Council is also being thrown into question, as frustration grows over Israel's refusal to heed recent resolutions calling for a withdrawal.
They were not fools or knaves, but proud, clever people, some of them leading public intellectuals who knew that their deepest convictions were being thrown into question.
Weeks after Georgia's free and fair parliamentary election and an acclaimed peaceful transfer of power to the opposition, democratic gains are being thrown into question by a spate of arrests of high-ranking officials of the previous government of Mikheil Saakashvili, despite the fact that he remains president.
The automotive industry is in flux with the rise of self-driving and electric cars, and the concept of car ownership altogether being thrown into question.
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.
If Bear went under, everyone's solvency was going to be thrown into question.
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.
