Sentence examples for under question for from inspiring English sources

Before becoming the medical examiner he had been an obstetrician, and during his tenure he has overseen a team whose work has repeatedly come under question for gross inaccuracy.

At the same time, Mr. Brown sees his mastery over the economy coming under question for the first time, as world recessionary pressures force him to lower growth predictions and raise borrowing.

This evaluation has been conducted through teacher evaluation questionnaires (Marsh et al. 2009) which are under question for reliability concerns (Feistauer and Richter 2016).

SEC Chairman Pitt has himself been under question for allegedly meeting with executives of Xerox as well as KPMG, a former law practice client, while those firms were under SEC investigation.

Pitt is under fire again for pushing through the hiring of ex-Federal Bureau of Investigation chief William Webster William Webster to head a newly created accounting oversight board without telling his fellow commissioners that Webster was the chairman of the audit committee of an Internet company itself under question for accounting improprieties.

Data derived from interviews was summarised under each question for each group of participants.

"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".

Once it really gets under way, the question for all Australians is whether they are happy with being an open book.

Hence, the number of intervals obtained for attributes under question may be different depending on the number of possible cut points, the relation with the target class, for instance.

Sweden's path-breaking educational reforms of the 1990s have come under question since last December when the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development published the 2009 Programme for International Student Assessment.

Sweden's decision to open up education to private providers in the 1990s has come under question since December 2010, when the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developublishedlished the 2009 Programme for International Student Assessment.