Sentence examples for an inescapable question from inspiring English sources

The presence of the drawing raised an inescapable question.

With their pointed arguments, though, this year's nominees also raise an inescapable question: Can they have any real political impact?

Foreign companies will now face an inescapable question: How much government interference or moral ambiguity is too much?

"For those of us who felt that the B.S.A.'s stance was a betrayal, not a defense, of Scouting's core values," he writes, "it raised an inescapable question -- was this an organization we wanted to keep supporting?" For many, it was not.

Either way, there's an inescapable question… why would somebody want to see an advertisement?

"The failure of the Staten Island Grand Jury to file an indictment in the killing of Eric Garner leaves New Yorkers with an inescapable question: How will the NYPD hold the officers involved accountable for his death?

And at the drop site in Leer, where hope is in shorter supply than food, an unasked but inescapable question hangs in the air: how many of South Sudan's people will live to see their fledgling country mark its fourth birthday?

In addition to the technical complexities, there is an inescapable policy question: how do we determine whose law enforcement and government should be allowed to use this exceptional access and for what purpose?

Spend a few days around the men's tour and one inescapable question comes to mind: Just who are these people?

It's the inescapable question.

Take, for instance, the eternal and inescapable question of whether you can trust someone.