Sentence examples for a question of having a from inspiring English sources

For their children, it's not a question of having a library that is "comfortable" or "well-stocked" but a question of having a library at all.

"It's not a question of having a hard and fast set of demands," he said.

To express something well is not a question of having a top-class education and understanding poetic forms: rather, it's a question of paying attention.

It's a good chance [I'll stay] but it's a question of having a structure that can help the club go up next year and then be strong and competitive in the Premier League.

Mr. Mamet agrees, up to a point: "Its just a question of having a little more money and a little more time," he said, "which is a lot of fun".

When using ecoinvent data, preferring biogas over natural gas is mainly a question of having a short-term or long-term perspective and not so much a question of higher or lower uncertainties for one option compared to the other.

I don't think there would be any question of having a "comfy" journey on a London bus.

It's not a question of having time, he argues: it's a question of making it.

Meeting the right person is not just a question of having time I have a busy life between two restaurants and my family.

That's why you have to build up an intellectual memory as well; it's a question of having the piece at a very deep level.

17) I have learned it's not a question of "having" the time, it's a question of "making" the time.