Sentence examples for called into doubt as from inspiring English sources

But his future at Wasps has been called into doubt as the Premiership side look to appoint a new full-time director of rugby following the departure of Tony Hanks midway through last season.

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

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.

According to these series, the modification of normal anatomy caused by tumour mass as well as uterus flexion (observed on MRI) called into doubt the application of a standard four-field irradiation technique based only on references to normal anatomy.

"I love all feelings," says Koons at one point and prefaces many of his observations with the statement "as a human being", as if that fact might be called into doubt.

It has been called into doubt, though, with historian Dr Andrew Piper describing the story as a tall tale constructed by Cox.

A claimed reduction in breast cancer mortality [ 4- 6] as well as a reduction in the use of mastectomies [ 7, 8] have also been called into doubt in studies of population-based breast screening.

Against the background of the increasing relevance of international co-operation and knowledge networks, the relevance of local buzz for R&D activities is being called into doubt.

Economic theories based on rational behavior have been called into doubt by recent events.

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.