Sentence examples for a large question of from inspiring English sources

"Right now there is a large question of whether the standard of treatment for children diagnosed with depression" should be the inhibitors, said Dr. Julie Magno Zito, associate professor of pharmacy and medicine at the University of Maryland.

The Miami case "raises a large question of how widespread this practice has been and whether any other major investigations have been similarly tainted," said Tyrone Thomas, a Washington lawyer with the firm Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, who advises on enforcement cases.

I think there is a larger question of urban transportation and mobility generally.

For Agha, Chambers's case has become almost incidental to a larger question of how athletics should tackle drugs cheats.

It brings up a larger question of why a large corporation like Vornado is given special treatment above the law and behind the scenes".

Beyond that, there's a larger question of how much help these films, so intensely personal, but devoid of the political, provide.

And there remains a larger question of whether companies should be in the business of lending cash to their top employees.

"Beyond the specific issue, that has to be addressed – making sure that people have confidence that police and law enforcement and prosecutors are serving everybody equally – there is a larger question of restoring a sense of common purpose".

But there's a larger question of whether The Michael J. Fox Show can hope to achieve the kind of success that Fox was accustomed to in the 1980s when he found television fame in Family Ties.

"Escape from Tomorrow" ultimately raises a larger question of what you might call cultural freedom, or the freedom to comment on or reimagine the great cultural icons of our time.

Paul Woodruff's (2008) The Necessity of Theater is a philosophical meditation on how to make (good or bad) judgments about theatre, connecting these judgments to a larger question of ethics.