calling into question (Meaning)

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calling into question (n)

a challenge to defend what someone has said

The new evidence presented by the defense team is calling into question the validity of the witness's testimony.
His sudden change in behavior is calling into question his loyalty to the team.
The unexpected results of the experiment are calling into question the accuracy of our initial hypothesis.
The inconsistencies in her story are calling into question her credibility as a reliable source.
Recent developments in the case are calling into question the integrity of the entire investigation.
The controversial decision made by the board is calling into question their ability to lead effectively.
The alarming increase in pollution levels is calling into question the government's environmental policies.
The economic downturn is calling into question the sustainability of current business practices.
The growing dissent among employees is calling into question the company's commitment to fair labor practices.
The recent scandals involving top executives are calling into question the ethical standards of the organization.

a challenge to defend what someone has said

questioning, kicking (about), objecting (to), impeaching, oppugning,challenging, disputing, doubting, querying, contesting

swallowing, swallowing, backing, believing, supporting, defending, accepting, backing,believing, accepting

The new evidence presented by the defense team is calling into question the validity of the witness's testimony.

His sudden change in behavior is calling into question his loyalty to the team.

The unexpected results of the experiment are calling into question the accuracy of our initial hypothesis.

The inconsistencies in her story are calling into question her credibility as a reliable source.