Sentence examples for might call into from inspiring English sources
Such a grim forecast might call into question whether the market's rally can be sustained.
A delay might call into question President Obama's goal to begin withdrawing some of the 100,000 troops the United States has in the country by July.
The concern that animated the earlier justices -- that divided decisions might call into question the legitimacy of judicial review itself -- now seems quaint.
His vision might call into question much of the post-New Deal regulatory state, and for pragmatic reasons, Justice Scalia and other conservatives have so far refused to embrace it.
The documents included a memorandum from Mr. Hoon's private office saying that Dr. Kelly's testimony before the panel by Dr. Kelly might "call into question" earlier evidence from Andrew Gilligan, the BBC journalist who wrote the May 29 report.
The European Union executive is planning a review of value added tax across the bloc that might call into question Britain's right to waive the sales duty on food, medicines and children's clothing.
One of the most important things he has done for New Jersey, as far as the United Methodists are concerned, is to unite the state's northern and southern Methodist conferences (what some might call dioceses) into a single group, the Greater New Jersey Annual Conference.
We started talking about adopting, and for a moment, I wondered whether the time had arrived when we could build our queer little family without worrying that someone might call it into question.
Like many other news organizations, NPR expects its journalists to avoid situations that might call its impartiality into question — an expectation written into the organization's ethics code.
"But both composers were drawn to a Chinese subject and incorporated what I might call 'musical chinoiserie' into their creations".
But what bothers the most pious members of his congregation is not just that the schools teach the wrong answers; it is that the schools do not protect children from information that might call their beliefs into question.
