Sentence examples for called into doubt from inspiring English sources

The petition was called into doubt almost as soon as it was filed.

Russian state media called into doubt the results shortly before they were published.

It wounded him that his love for and loyalty to the city was ever called into doubt.

He is fired by the same ambition for Anfield, where that status has increasingly been called into doubt.

So the league's move was promptly called into doubt by western leaders, and most western media echoed the line.

Also called into doubt is another assumption that a single neuron secretes a single set of neurotransmitters at all of its synapses.

And A. P. Singh, who represented three of the four men, called into doubt whether, after taking morphine, the victim was capable of giving an accurate witness statement.

But it is surely not a possibility, not least because the safety of very tall buildings has been seriously called into doubt.

His ravaged knees have made him a full-time designated hitter and called into doubt his future as he comes to the end of his contract.

It seemed a fittingly ominous atmosphere for the city's main festival of contemporary-art buying and champagne-soaked social climbing, whose future has recently been called into doubt.

Behavioral economists have called into doubt the very notion of "homo economicus," the supposedly rational decision-maker in each of us.