Questions over whether the United States can transform Iraq are being asked with increasing frequency.
That question is being asked with increasing urgency about the British political system.
The question today — one being asked with increasing frequency and anxiety in certain quarters — is whether New York as a whole is going the way of Wall Street.
As soon as Snowden arrived in Russia, one question began to be asked with increasing intensity: had the Russians got hold of Snowden's NSA documents?
One of the contributions of touring productions and theatrical contingency is that Viola's question will be asked with increasing urgency and will prompt more reflections on cultural identities that have been taken for granted.
In every place where people gather the question is being asked with increasing urgency: "Are you a yes or a no?" What will often follow is a heated discussion on currency union, Europe, the NHS and North Sea oil reserves.
As the insurgency appears each day to grow in strength, and casualties mount, the question being asked with increasing urgency in Washington and London is this: are US and British troops part of the solution or part of the problem?
This is a question that, it seems to me, is asked with increasing frequency, as senior figures once uniformly knotted at the neck – politicians, business leaders, media grandees – attempt to signal their man-of-the-people credentials by appearing in public with their collars open.
"Where's the money going to come from?" It was the same question being asked with increasing frequency in his own household: Despite his college degree, Mr. Arnette, 36, has been out of work since May, when he lost his job as a midlevel manager at a convenience store chain.
"If they cannot get prisoners to court at the right time, how can we expect them to run the entire administration, the entire state -- to establish a new order in Iraq?" The question of whether the Americans can transform Iraq is asked with increasing frequency.
