Sentence examples for a question of size from inspiring English sources

It is not a question of size.

"It's a question of size and scale," Mr. Fisher replied.

It had all been a question of "size" and male vanity.

And it is not just a question of size, but of influence.

Jamie Fahey, a Friendly's veteran whom J&B hired from the corporate headquarters in Massachusetts to serve as operations manager for Long Island, thinks it's a question of size.

"I don't think this is a question of size.

The choice of e-format is not only a question of screen size and taste.

In effect, it is a question of target size.

Regulation of force is mainly a question of regulating fibre size, and ultimately size is regulated by altering the balance between protein synthesis and degradation in each muscle fibre.

It's more a question of maturity than size.

The question of size is a great concern for many managers who ask, in effect, "That sounds great for a $250-million 250-millionh a few thousand employees, but companywith for a $2-billion or $3-billion company with 50,000 employees?