Sentence examples for coming under question from inspiring English sources

He mounted a spirited defence of the tourists with their future coming under question after seven successive defeats in the southern hemisphere.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said in a year-opening news conference last week that he realized that the United Nations' neutrality was coming under question in some parts of the world and exposing the organization to increased danger.

Gonzalo Higuaín might be back among the goals, but now his position as Napoli's first-choice penalty-taker is coming under question after he was denied from the spot for the second time this season.

At the same time, Mr. Brown sees his mastery over the economy coming under question for the first time, as world recessionary pressures force him to lower growth predictions and raise borrowing.

Not only did this usually laconic figure speak eloquently about how music had given him a burning will to live and how he felt his approach had now deepened; the players he gathered around him raised the whole notion of orchestral solidarity, at a time when the structure was coming under question, to a whole new level.

Henry's loyalty was also coming under question.

"Everything came under question".

But its allegiances often came under question.

If it did not shoot, its morale came under question.

The veracity of the incident has come under question.

The value of the theory, however, has come under question.