Sentence examples for a question to be from inspiring English sources

There is a question to be asked about that joke.

A question to be distinguished from the preceding one concerning jurisdiction.

It is a question to be answered primarily by the recently crowned Cambodian monarch Norodom Sihanouk.

How far ALL-Laser MBE can stretch the thermodynamic limit is a question to be explored.

"There's always a question to be answered," Kidd said, "and we haven't answered it".

Turning specifically to those of Asian backgrounds, however, there is a question to be asked.

"There is a question to be asked about what is going on in those homes.

Korean reunification is a question to be decided by the Korean people -- not their governments.

"Security is not a question to be answered by anybody by himself.

But whether it's made of sand or something more lasting is a question to be answered only by future generations.

What kind of cultural implications this has, what kind of society this imagines, is a question to be asked urgently".