Sentence examples for may be called into question from inspiring English sources
Of course, all of these assumptions may be called into question when dealing with any specific tax reform proposal.
If, for example, a large online market in currency and interest-rate swaps were to develop, then banks' role as intermediating counterparties may be called into question.
The wisdom of splitting the final novel in Veronica Roth's YA trilogy into two films – Allegiant and next year's Ascendant – may be called into question.
As time passes, a governance model may be called into question because of its intrinsic characteristics or because of the results achieved, in the light of various considerations.
They allow the individual to objectify their embodied cultural capital, which includes competencies, and "makes the difference between the capital of the autodidact, which may be called into question at any time and the cultural capital academically sanctioned by legally guaranteed qualifications, formally independent of the person of their bearer" (Bourdieu 1986).
His prudence at least may be called into question.
Inflation targeting itself may be called into question.Nor are big economies likely to ignore their currencies.
Mr. Burns said a proposed civil settlement between the companies and the Justice Department may also be called into question given the Arkansas case.
Some commentators fear that the integrity of cricket, and sportsmen and women in general, may now be called into question.
Those who by anyones measure would be considered wealthy, should be on notice: How you acquired and now maintain the wherewithal to be so labeled may soon be called into question by the Internal Revenue Service.
The meaningfulness of expressions of non-consent may therefore be called into question.
