Sentence examples for a question once from inspiring English sources

Turner began answering a question once thought inconceivable: should Rivers be benched?

He asks a question once and he listens to the answer".

But such schadenfreude raises a question: once you accept that prediction markets are flawed, do you turn back to the inside experts?

"Whether or not you get a seat is going to be a question, once they've cut back," said Rick Seaney, chief executive of FareCompare.com.com

Stare decisis, (Latin: "let the decision stand"), in Anglo-American law, principle that a question once considered by a court and answered must elicit the same response each time the same issue is brought before the courts.

But the huge increases in equity also raise a question: Once the market took off, should the city have limited private windfalls, perhaps by auctioning off its HomeWorks properties to the highest bidder?

Felix Conway is explaining the way of the world to a political aspirant who is baffled by a simple question: Once you take over a political party, how do you get the money to run it?

Here's an anecdote from my own archive of The Extraordinary Project: "I needed an answer to a cultural question once," said midwife and filmmaker Mary Sommers, who made the Detroit documentary, Tough Luck.

Whether it is appropriate to see these shifts as involving a loss of control, mediated by judgment shift, is a difficult question (once again, it is worth pointing out that the alteration in judgment may not be in response to evidence that the person had not already taken into account in forming the initial, conflicting, judgment).

It feels like how is a separate question once you've worked out the why.

Most of the clinical scientists I know fall into the trap that one more randomized clinical trial will settle a particular question once and for all.