Sentence examples for into question with from inspiring English sources

stating the bleedin' obvious but so many people regard the lives of animals (Cecil the lion) over those of humans (migrants at Calais) The amount of attention the two deaths had each been given by the media has also been brought into question, with several questioning why more focus appeared to have been given to the lion.

And then the case collapsing after her credibility came into question, with the charges being dismissed.

That reputation is now being called into question with the revelations of one disastrous day.

"Rebirth" also calls this process into question with its juxtaposition of numbers in relation to immeasurable, abstract concepts.

His arrival calls Weidenfeller's future into question with only one year remaining on the 34-year-old's contract.

"The professionalism of some personnel has been called into question, with allegations of mismanagement and abuse," he said.

Their accuracy has also been called into question, with market leader Fitbit embroiled in a lawsuit over heart rate data.

Even France's sacrosanct high minimum wage is called into question with the proposed introduction of a "negative tax" to top up low wages.

And the euro's very survival came into question, with pessimists contending that a common currency could not long endure without the coordinating structure of a common fiscal authority.

But a light regulatory hand is now being called into question with the collapse ofMF Global, the brokerage firm once run by Jon S. Corzine.

Now, she does a very good initial line in the forthright, storming into questions with lashings of 'Dear Sir, imagine my concern...'... before cobbling together some scheme whereby Scotland has cakes for both storage and immediate consumption.