Sentence examples for a question often discussed from inspiring English sources

A question often discussed in Hollywood is: Can a person who is homosexual, known or not, play an effective love scene with a person of the opposite sex?

The feat also raises a question often discussed in stand-up circles: how long does it take to master the art?

"Why are so many models designed and so few used" is a question often discussed within the Operational Research (OR) community.

It's a question often discussed in mental health circles and one made mainstream this week by the spat between former Goodie Bill Oddie and TV personality turned mental health campaigner Ruby Wax.

(The censorship of books, too, is more punishing to women, because the books in question often discuss issues crucial to women, such as sexual morality, contraception and abortion, and power relations between husband and wife. That's why such books are forbidden).

A question less often discussed, but equally intriguing, is whether decisions made half a century ago for reasons of commercial and geopolitical advantage have left the world with basic designs of nuclear reactor that are inherently less safe than others that have fallen by the wayside.

It's a question often asked.

It may also be in the form of a Question, often an alternating Question.

Anecdotally, the value for cost question is often discussed by forest information analysts and managers.

After a year when funding has been an issue often discussed, that will inevitably lead to many more questions about cash.

Consider an example often discussed by ecofeminist philosophers.