Sentence examples for a big question of from inspiring English sources

Swiss voters have asked a big question of their country's place in Europe.

But there is a big question of whether anyone really cares about Perry anymore.

A big question, of course, is whether the American market can remain relatively strong.

Whether she will succeed is a big question, of course, but Ms. Jarvis's triumph, and Ms. Arnold's, are hardly in doubt.

"This guy's been out a while, so there's a big question of what he's going to look like and if his body is going to be able to take the hits," said the former N.F.L. general manager Charley Casserly.

Baron, with good taste and relentless research, tackles a big question of interpersonal communications: What is e-mail, instant messaging, mobile phonology and other forms of Internetese doing to our spoken and written language?

This touches on a bigger question of interaction and involvement.

"I think there's a bigger question of whether hardware companies can be services companies," she said.

It's a bigger question of how the world works, which I don't know about yet.

It's a moot point whether someone could recognise her by voice alone (this is, after all, a show on that very subject), but it raises a bigger question of whether a theatre company has a moral responsibility to represent living people truthfully.

Davis: "Higgins is such a complete all rounder that it asks a bigger question of Judd Trump than even Ding asked.