Sentence examples for a real question mark from inspiring English sources

And according to him, it's a real question mark.

On the domestic side, President Reagan's general course has been set, but foreign policy remains a real question mark.

Hacan's chair, John Stewart, said: "There must now be a real question mark over a third runway.

"I think unregulated markets that overshadow, in terms of size, the regulated ones are a real question mark".

There's a real question mark over whether it will continue to exist and that's largely due to the bureaucracy of the organisations that fund the festival.

"It was a bit politicized, and I think there was a real question mark going into the change of Administrations about whether, once Obama and Geithner took over" — Timothy Geithner, the Treasury Secretary — "she would be as aggressive as she had been.

As to the effect of Mrs. Whitman's recent appointments, Mr. Lustberg said: "There's been such turnover that we're dealing with a very real question mark.

Indeed, as he prepares to play in this week's US Open Championship at Shinnecock Hills, on Long Island, New York, there is a very real question mark as to whether he will play the game again on a regular basis.

The backline remains unchanged and now has a settled look to it with inside centre providing the only real question mark.

We've never had a team this good on paper across all phases, and the real question mark hangs over head coach Rex Ryan.

They had one real question mark, and it just got crushed by a hostile exclamation point.