Sentence examples for a question will arise from inspiring English sources

A question will arise about whether the entire prosthesis should be coated in clinical practice or whether the coating on the metaphyseal region of the prosthesis would suffice (Santori et al. 2001).

Should WestMill take on dozens or even hundreds of equity partners, a more traditional real estate question will arise: What to do with the property?

This question will arise, in a different form, when the Supreme Court reviews a remarkable decision handed down last week by the DC Circuit.

Type 2 diabetes is a progressive disease, and thus, ultimately this question will arise for many of our patients.

If American spies are assassinated or kidnapped or kill the wrong people, the question will arise: should the nation free a 21st-century clandestine service from old rules and laws?

Invariably the question will arise: how is this to be paid for?

If such "assisted migration" of threatened creatures does take place, however, the question will arise of what to move where.

But if the tide moves towards council building, another question will arise: how to avoid the mistakes of 1960s estates like Masefield?

And the question will arise at some time: to whom do they owe their loyalty?" Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky, a Democrat and a leading member of the House select committee on intelligence, echoes those fears.

To read: Jonathan Chait writes about Ron Paul's long game: The question will arise if Romney wins, and Paul has to decide where and how to exert his newfound influence.

Of course, the question will arise: how can we make quarterly profits-obsessed corporations tap their vast reserves to invest and create jobs to serve their long-term interests?