Sentence examples for this puts in question from inspiring English sources

But none of this puts in question the realist notions of truth and objectivity, or science's claim to represent the way the world is.

EU treaty rules say euro zone countries must keep budget deficits below 3% of GDP (though some countries are already breaking this rule, putting in question the legitimacy of it).

These findings put in question clinical utility of this biomarker.

So if this is a novel about migration it must be that act of putting in question.

But what we have to fight against all together is putting in question the historical truth.

But perhaps art is most "relevant" when its relevance is most easily put in question?

The research finds that the methodology used by the ACCC is underpinned by some limitations, putting in question its effectiveness, reliability and validity.

But surging production by heavy industry since last winter has put in question China's ability to meet the target.

I knew the things we were presenting were very much putting in question some of those traditions, and maybe even condemning some of those traditions.

This September, the Scots will simply vote "yes" or "no" to stay part of the United Kingdom, putting in question just how United the Kingdom really is.

According to the phylogenetic reconstructions based on genome signatures, the genus Mesoplasma appeared to be nested within Mycoplasma, putting in question its taxonomic validity.