Sentence examples for bigger question mark from inspiring English sources

There is a much bigger question mark about the wider effect on public engagement and understanding of aid and development.

A bigger question mark over China's announcement is the lack of ambition relative to what it has already been doing.

"I think Wingspan is a bigger question mark," she said, expressing doubt about the wisdom of having two bank brands on the Internet.

That would have meant going stir-crazy in his Gramercy Park apartment and put a bigger question mark next to the 2004 season, when he will be 35 going on 36.

But advance reaction to its single outing to date, at the Tokyo Film Festival, suggests that James Cameron has excelled himself as director, with a spectacle that does not dwarf the central love story between Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.A much bigger question mark hangs over two new sci-fi movies: "Alien Resurrection" and "Starship Troopers".

That said, the bigger question mark might be Jones himself — he's won a lot of people round over the course of this campaign, but a big performance here could cement his international reputation, while a return to the heavy-tackling yellow card machine of earlier appearances might have bad consequences for US prospects.

"It's a big question mark.

But it's a big question mark".

"That is a big question mark.

But that's a big question mark.

My big question mark concerns the administration.