Sentence examples for is in question with from inspiring English sources

The so called "good life" is in question with Van Gogh, who died poor and relatively unknown at age 37.

A1 A Challenge for New AOL As a struggling America Online introduces a free Internet portal, its position within Time Warner is in question, with speculation increasing that it could be sold.

PAGE B1 LAW FIRM'S FUTURE IN DOUBT The future of Thacher Proffitt & Wood, a 160-year-old Wall Street law firm that has struggled to survive the financial crisis, is in question with the departure of more than 40 partners who are leaving to join a bigger firm.

Fred G., Iowa City When the sacred Second Amendment is in question, with its implied right to own an assault rifle, the gun owners get all up in arms (no pun intended), but when a newspaper exercises its First Amendment rights by publishing public record, they want these rights restricted.

Panesar's abilities with the ball in hand have never been in question, with the former Northamptonshire and Sussex left-armer claiming 167 wickets in 50 Tests since his debut in Nagpur in 2006, including 17 in the historic 2-1 series win in India three years ago.

The two major source rocks are the Agbada and Akata formations, their contributions to hydrocarbon generation have been in question with respect to their structural history (structural evolution over time), and maturity history.

The committee recommended that the Scottish electorate should be asked to vote in a referendum if the issue of permanency was in question, with majorities also being required in the Scottish Parliament and the UK Parliament.

What popular interest could be in question with the political protection which the government decided to give to Julian Assange?... President Rafael Correa's priority is the local scene and getting good poll numbers, especially with a vote so close.

Estimates of inbreeding coefficients in human studies have traditionally been computed from genealogical data, although their reliability has often been in question, with problems including incomplete genealogical records or false paternities [ 11].

It is not its authority that is in question (perhaps with the exception of the argument at 5 114 in the Critique of Practical Reason).

The future of the rivalry is in question, however, with WVU and Pitt competing in separate conferences.