Sentence examples for increasingly in question from inspiring English sources

"Open societies are threatened by global terrorism, and the future of open markets is increasingly in question".

Yet Mr Toledo's claims to be a reformer, increasingly in question, have suffered another blow following the departure of his interior minister, Gino Costa, on January 27th.Mr Toledo's party, Perú Posible, is a loose ragbag, short of talent.

Yet the absolute theatrical freedom which the Old Bailey trial was seen to have achieved at the time is now increasingly in question following the recent attempts by morality campaigners (driven, like Mary Whitehouse, by Christianity) to ban the musical Jerry Springer - The Opera and the successful interruption by Sikh protesters of the run of Behzti at the Birmingham Rep.

With Spanish bond yields heading rapidly towards 7%, the Greek economy on the point of meltdown and the future of the single currency increasingly in question, the timing could hardly have been better for Brussels to publish its report cards on the 27 members of the European Union.

The society and landscape of the uplands studies have essentially been defined by low input agrarian land use practices, which are today increasingly in question.

Viktor Orban forged the strongest government in Hungary since the fall of communism but his democratic and economic credentials are increasingly in question.

At the same time, however, we are increasingly uninterested in questions of inequality and privilege, oftentimes the drivers for that difference.

Throughout the late 1320s and into the 1330s Chatton became increasingly interested in questions of virtue and vice, the objects of moral acts, and the role of intentions in ethics.[8] Much of what he says follows or agrees with Scotus and opposes Ockham.

Taken together with an estimated fall of 19% in opium-poppy cultivation in Afghanistan, the UN's Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) calls the results "encouraging .That is surely welcome for UNODC, especially because it comes as the agency's worldwide policy of drug prohibition, reaffirmed at a ministerial meeting in April, is being increasingly questioned in Latin America and beyond (see article).

Ponting's place in the side had been increasingly questioned in the lead-up to the series,  but he reached his first Test century for 34 innings, having last passed three figures in making 209 against Pakistan in Hobart in January 2010.

Such rule-learning, he claims, allows what he calls an interpretation of the rules in particular cases, where an increasingly refined judgment comes from an increasingly refined mastery of the rules in question.