Sentence examples for a very real question from inspiring English sources

But how well the label "schizophrenia" fits those problems is now a very real question.

So, there is a very real question about how effective this ban will prove to be in practice.

Whether such simple drawings will capture what it will be like to stand within the 4.7-acre memorial site is a very real question.

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.

"But there is a very real question whether a man who has already been convicted in the press can get a fair trial under a system like the one they have here".

There is much "teaching" in these interviews, but I felt this moment was one in which a very real question--how do we as gay poets transcend our moment --was given at least one possible answer.

Whether excellent ARV adherence will be achieved in the prevention context where the perceived need for "medicine" may be less urgent and the concept of "drugs for prevention" less familiar is an important and very real question.

We have to ask ourselves the very real question, 'Is this a solution in search of a problem?' We can solve every regulatory problem we have today.

The Emancipation Proclamation raised the very real question of how freed slaves would be included in the postwar nation.

And now there's the very real question of what other twists there will be in the story in the next hours.