Sentence examples for a question of content from inspiring English sources

This, I guess, is basically a question of content.

While the hardware inches ever closer to its mass-market release, there's still a question of content to contend with.

But the most significant problem with "Emergence-SEE!" (it's even annoying to type that) is a question of context rather than content.

It is a question of the content of education, perhaps the powerful knowledge argued for by Young [6] and his colleagues (perhaps placed in a somewhat traditional camp).

"Right now, the macroeconomic turnaround and the explosive growth in mobile, is causing Internet companies to accelerate their investments and there's a question of what is content," said Ben Schachter, an analyst with Macquarie Securities.

It's not just a question of how these "content producers" are supposed to make a living or finance their endeavors, however, or why they ought to allow other people to pick apart their work and filch choice excerpts.

This is a pity, as Lodge's professional take on the subject of the middle-class literary memoir – as opposed to its distinguished forebear, the upper-class literary memoir – would be interesting to hear, for the differences that separate the two are as much a question of form as content.

With RiotWise, it's just a question of taking the content from the providers who are using the service and pulling it out to highlight it.

"But it is a question of pace and of content of fiscal consolidation.

A challenge however is the question of content validity which requires research and final consensus on the construct of erosive wear.

Publishers may be able to embed the 360 photo or video from elsewhere on Facebook into the post, but then there's a question of whether or not that content could slow down their regular website or mobile site.