Sentence examples for into question the accuracy from inspiring English sources

If it does put up cash, that will call into question the accuracy of Citi's financial statements.

The report also called into question the accuracy of some of Mrs. Clinton's testimony concerning her role as a lawyer in two business matters related to Whitewater.

An artist, for example, bites into her still-life's apple, choosing to "destroy the room's echo / of the canvas" and calling into question the accuracy of the space.

The Benghazi attack calls into question the accuracy of intelligence-gathering and whether vulnerable American personnel overseas are receiving adequate protection.

A valuation by Perella Weinberg that is far off both banks' assessments could call into question the accuracy of their balance sheets.

The data malfunction has called into question the accuracy of a major leading indicator, one scrutinized by investors, economists and policy makers alike.

He attracted accusations of heresy after the publication of On Pre-Islamic Poetry, which called into question the historical accuracy of the Qur'an.

"This analysis calls into question the overall accuracy of the data Airbnb provided and how genuine Airbnb is about the "community compact" they presented to NYC government officials and the media in December 2015," Rosenthal said of Wednesday's report.

PAGE 47 Neediest Cases 48 OBITUARIES RABBI DAVID L. LIEBER, 83 A leader of Conservative Judaism in the United States, he was the editor of a controversial book of Torah translation and commentary that called into question the historical accuracy of some of the primary accounts found in the Old Testament.

Rabbi David L. Lieber, a leader of Conservative Judaism in the United States and the editor of a controversial book of Torah translation and commentary that called into question the historical accuracy of some of the primary accounts found in the Old Testament, died Monday at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Recent data have called into question the staging accuracy of EUS, particularly in patients with early disease.