Sentence examples for brought the question of from inspiring English sources

His firing, which got out earlier this month, brought the question of the character's divided froghood to the fore.

It is the existence of gay marriage that has brought the question of adoption by gay couples to the forefront.

Sen. Carl Levin, who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee, has brought the question of America's resolve to the forefront.

JOHN MCCAIN'S choice of Sarah Palin as his vice-presidential candidate has brought the question of gender back into the American presidential race.

The stunning victory of the Scottish National party in elections earlier this year brought the question of national identity to the very centre of the political stage.

Over the past week two events have brought the question of guilt and shame arising from the actions of a nation to the surface once again.

The terrorist attacks in Paris, apparently driven by Daesh/Isis, bring the question of fossil-fuel wars up to the present.

"I think that this advance will bring the question of gene sequences more to the forefront than it was before," said Dr. Raymond A. Zilinskas, a biowarfare expert at the Monterey Institute of International Studies.

They can be as militant about Israel as any other Arabs, and this has to open some very deep questions for Benedict.... Talking about culture as the bottom line of religious dialogue brings the question of culture within the Church.

So that brings the question of digital voting.

And it's this fear of struggling alone which is bringing the question of mergers back into view.