Sentence examples for to be under question from inspiring English sources

He said his own position as chairman of the BBC Trust "was bound to be under question from Rupert Murdoch's newspapers, let's be clear about that".

"But I also have great sympathy for the police officers who were put through what is a horrible experience, in which their jobs, their liberties, their careers were put in jeopardy and they will continue to be under question and review for some time".

Therefore, without including more arthropod species, this conclusion seems to be under question.

Surgical and radiation treatments can result in lifelong urinary and bowel complications such as urinary incontinence, impotence rectal bleeding and diarrhoea, which are known to be under-reported unless patients are specifically questioned.

Marseille had a criminal underworld – or rather, it had a load of criminals, though whether there was an overworld for them to be under was an open question.

While Mr. Tackman is sure to be under tight supervision, the question is: What will he come up with next?

Are my noble friends aware that all credit card payments are the legal property of the restaurant owners?" Answering for the government was James Patrick Montagu Burgoyne Winthrop Stopford, 9th Earl of Courtown, who seemed to be under the impression the question was more one of etiquette than legality or fairness.

With newspaper headlines dominated by the credit crisis, and with big banking names perceived to be under threat, this is a question all investors need to consider.Much depends on what form you expect the apocalypse to take.