Sentence examples for that will question from inspiring English sources

But I'll tell you, even if it was true, we are not a campaign that will question the faith of another candidate".

The SNP is forecast to take Scotland on 7 May in a monumental shift that will question whether the word "United" is left with any meaningful place alongside "Kingdom".

And Ms. McMahon will almost certainly wage a personal and potentially nasty campaign that will question Mr. Blumenthal's integrity and take advantage of voter anger to paint him as yet another career politician.

John Whittingdale, a Conservative member of Parliament who is the chairman of the committee that will question the Murdochs, said they need to come clean on the depth of the misdeeds, who authorized them and who knew what, when.

Damian Collins, the Conservative MP who sits on the culture, media and sport select committee that will question Coe next week, welcomed the decision but said there were still questions to answer over the Eugene bid.

A Verizon executive said today that the company was planning to send a letter soon to the General Services Administration, which oversees government contracts, that will question whether the government should continue to do business with MCI.

Do you see that as problematic and do you worry that viewers will question your credibility?

"But is there a concern now that many will question the need to stay?

Judge Doumar has indicated that he will question the government closely on those standards.

"I have to accept that people will question my decisions.

Like all such reports, this one reflects assumptions that critics will question.