Sentence examples for a question of means from inspiring English sources

"It is a question of means".

For 62% however, it was merely a question of means, not of skills.

However, more than being a question of means, this issue appears to us to be a matter of political will and priorities in the public agenda.

Prostate and renal cell cancer (RCC) have been extensively studied for DC-based immunotherapeutic interventions and were therefore chosen to address the above question by means of a systematic review and meta-analysis.

Such issues lead to "a question of what it means to be human," and whether communities can exist under such circumstances, Lee said during competitions.

"It becomes a question of what it means to be educated," said Maria Pease, a former teacher who is the parent of a high school student.

The problem that all of the alternatives to Shakespeare have in common is a question of motive and means.

"It's a question of pessimism which means it's not a bad time to buy for the long term.

"And when the president and all of us say this is a question of math, we mean it.

Mrs. Gandhi told lawmakers on Monday that "it is not a question of how we find means to implement the food bill — we have to find the way".

The question of malnutrition in children, in all other issues, it's not only a question of lack of economic means, but also lack of overall development – lack of education, our cultural environment, our lack of access to health clinics, difficulty to travel from place to place.