Sentence examples for open to question that from inspiring English sources
I felt, for reasons which may well be open to question, that no purpose would be served by excluding the Member concerned immediately.
It seems open to question that a therapy associated with close to a 50% increase in the risk of death in African children would instead decrease the risk of death in adults in resource-rich countries instead.
Whether Deng entirely understood the proposal is open to question; that it was firmly rebuffed, both sides agree, is beyond doubt.At that time, says Mr Huang, China had no policy towards the question of 1997; nor did it wish to discuss the matter.
But the central claims of The Observer and Panorama remain unchallenged: that the moderate credentials of the leaders of Britain's most powerful Muslim lobby group are open to question; that the MCB grew out of sectarian Islamist politics of south Asia and that it fails to control its extremist affiliates.
The phylogenetic relationships of sorghum races are still open to questions that may be more accurately addressed with growing genotype data.
Opposed to Dickerson's interpretation were Kinvin Wroth and Hiller Zobel, the editors of John Adams's legal papers, who argued that "Hancock's innocence is open to question", and that the British officials acted legally, if unwisely.
The somewhat overwhelming effect of a Fuller monologue is well known today in many parts of the world, and while his claim to Maori ancestry must remain open to question, even that seems an oddly plausible conjecture.
"That's open to question," the Republican congressman told me.
They might make one family safer -- though even that is open to question, because these things tend to tip over.
Defenders of the earlier work said it the new results were the ones that were open to question.
