Sentence examples for a question of use from inspiring English sources

It's a question of use it or lose it.

There was never a question of using force against anyone in any way".

This is not a question of using acting skills -- presence, movement, gesture -- to supplement the voice.

For Democratic critics, it was a question of using federal financing to discriminate against job seekers on religious grounds.

"Now it is a question of using the right leverages to get the best out of them on Thursday.

"It's really a question of using our resources in that area in a different manner," Mr. Harth said at a new conference yesterday.

This is not about mumbling "irrational exuberance," it's a question of using the Fed's full research capacities to document the existence of a housing bubble (they actually did the opposite) and then disseminating this research as widely as possible.

"I think it's a question of using existing desktop technologies and transferring them to mobile," he said.

In a cryptotype, "class membership of the word is not apparent until there is a question of using it or referring to it in one of these special types of sentence, and then we find that this word belongs to a class requiring some sort of distinctive treatment, which may even be the negative treatment of excluding that type of sentence" (p. 89).

It must of course be a question of industrial use and total sales must not constitute a threat to the environment or public health.

They said this is also a question of the use of limited resources, as extensive examinations of one patient will reduce resources available for other patients.