Sentence examples for called question for from inspiring English sources

I started this week with a post called "Question for Gov. Palin: Who Would Jesus Smear?".

McMonagle asked Schaffer about a 2005 document he had created, called "Questions for Andrea," in which Schaffer expressed curiosity about why Constand had agreed to meet Cosby at a casino before the night of the alleged assault.

He wanted to play with what he calls "questions once reserved for poets and children".

Also, extreme outliers are marked with a star (e.g., the subplot shows call questions confidence rating for naive adversarial users).

Embryonic stem cell research has called the question for them.

Guinness seems to be thinking of the Acts of the Apostles: "For we are in danger to be called in question for this day's uproar".

Even in this belated moment of triumph, Eadweard Muybridge's authorship is yet again being called into question for the third time since his series of landmark achievements.

But whenever the common meaning of life-manifestations is called into question for some reason, higher understanding becomes necessary.

They failed so miserably and in such a way that many business schools have been called into question for their perceived roles in creating such leaders.

The paleomagnetic assumption that the Earth's magnetic field is reduced to a geocentric axial dipole (GAD) when sufficiently sampled has been called into question for Mesozoic and earlier times.

He is a married man, and his honesty, integrity, and general caliber of character could be called into question for being unfaithful to his now much embattled wife.