Sentence examples for brought into doubt from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, I should have gone with my own thoughts, but I was brought into doubt.

The debacle has brought into doubt both Mr. Bon's future and France's privatization plans.

Instead, they took us into a war that is proving increasingly costly in human lives and resources and has brought into doubt the integrity of our highest officials.

And with that, he was off, walking, nearly four years after seven tons of plummeting steel at a Lower Manhattan construction site had brought into doubt whether Mr. Woo, now 43, would ever be able to do so again.

This is a fact that cannot be brought into doubt.

After the launch… a storm of protest broke out during which scientific proof of doctors and professors was brought into doubt.

But Bullock did not resign until Wednesday, bringing into doubt his ability to be formally endorsed for the vacancy before parliament resumed on Monday.

The September downgrade had already alarmed investors and the market value has halved since then, bringing into doubt its dividend and the possibility of a capital hike.

This brings into doubt the relationship between Churchill and Roosevelt, and dissension on the question rose to such a pitch recently that a Mr. Moriarity of Boston resigned from the Mayflower Descendants, a Boston organization.

Mr Hosie denied that interventions by the SNP on spending estimates – which are usually waved through by Parliament – would bring into doubt the legitimacy of the Labour administration, arguing that "every defeat for Government is not a confidence measure".

The IPL does not just encourage flamboyance, it demands that its biggest stars entertain.Mr Pietersen is likely to be a huge success in India, which will bring into doubt England's ability to master one of the more difficult tasks for sports teams: managing mavericks.