Sentence examples for draws into doubt from inspiring English sources

It draws into doubt the estimate that the two measures will raise $37bn over a decade, impacting Labor's claim it will return to surplus in four years and deliver larger or more sustainable surpluses after 2020.

The financial crises drew into doubt many financial ideals that Germans had long held, while fundamental constitutional precepts were threatened by new security measures and by the political battle over Stuttgart 21, a controversial building project.

The tube draws into Piccadilly Circus.

You see him sitting cross-legged on the twin bed in his room, an oasis of family photos and DVD's on the top floor of a terminally disheveled fraternity house, and suddenly you're drawn into the leaden doubts of an often lonely, self-aware Columbia sophomore.

(The bank no doubt unwittingly was drawn into some of the nefarious activities of the late Robert Maxwell, a fact Davies hates to be reminded of).

There is no way that our members of staff could be drawn into  situations, at this stage, where there is any doubt about what they should be doing".

"There is no way that our members of staff could be drawn into situations, at this stage, where there is any doubt about what they should be doing".

As the Senate committee hashed out its resolution, under the shadow of a potential filibuster, members of Mr. Obama's cabinet pressed their case for action before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, drawing sharp criticism from Republicans, and raising doubts among Democrats, over the wisdom of getting drawn into a messy sectarian conflict.

Ofshe doubted whether the sisters had ever intended their charges to be drawn into the legal arena.

Sichuan was also drawn into the fight.

Slowly, he was drawn into politics.