Sentence examples for A lingering question from inspiring English sources

A lingering question is whether this could prompt non-brutal clients to take their business elsewhere.

A lingering question though is who actually is control of the organization.

A lingering question is whether Mr. Barrientos will someday join them.

A lingering question: Does this mean gold and other metals can't be produced in a supernova?

A lingering question is whether AOL will unfairly favor Warner over other labels.

A lingering question after Trump's March tweets was whether he, as president, knew something that the rest of us didn't.

A lingering question in some cases, though, is whether the insurance policy is big enough to cover a settlement or award.

A lingering question among analysts is whether PepsiCo, which bid $14.8 billion three weeks ago for Quaker Oats and was rejected, would return with a new offer.

A lingering question is whether some government officials, perceiving dangers in a new measurement system, might conclude that such an overhaul would wreak political havoc and therefore ought to be avoided.

A lingering question about Barack Obama's run for the Presidency was whether this inspirational figure — more so even than the candidate John F. Kennedy — would be transformed by consultants and a sophisticated campaign apparatus into someone no longer recognizable.

A lingering question, Bontempi says, is exactly how memories become encoded in the mPFC.