Sentence examples for big question marks from inspiring English sources
Now to those two big question marks.
There are big question marks over Greece's future.
There are big question marks over the manager and the players.
"There are all sorts of difficulties, some big question marks," the official said.
Big question marks appear on the offensive side of the ball.
Daneyko and Joe Nieuwendyk are the big question marks facing Lamoriello in the off-season.
They are planning a "day of action" as the vote takes place.Regardless of the atmosphere on the streets, there are big question-marks over Greece's future.
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