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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a question larger" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the scope or significance of a question, but it would need clarification.
Example: "In our discussion, we must consider a question larger than just the immediate issue at hand."
Alternatives: "a broader question" or "a more significant question".
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It's harrowing, but in the end "Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake" represents a question larger than the story itself: When is tradition necessary, and when do we break free?
"We need the US on board, this a question larger than any one country".
"We need the US on board, this a question larger than any one country". But the absence of US leadership on climate creates a power vacuum China is now looking to fill.
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To answer such a question large cross-sectional studies are needed including not only OCT measurements.
LEXINGTON is in Texas, researching a question with large implications for this large state but also for national politics.
Iter's size raises a question of how large a "carbon footprint" the site will leave.
That's what I call a question with two "large skews".
It's an open question whether larger organizations, or those without multibillion-dollar endowments, can follow its lead.
Optimal weights can be estimated from pilot data, but it is an open question how large a pilot trial is required to calculate reliably optimal weights.
The prime minister's Liberal Democratic Party, which has held sway in Japan for over half a century, is a larger question.
But he acknowledged that it was an "open question" how large those effects would be.
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