Sentence examples for demands a question from inspiring English sources

All of which demands a question: How many beer gardens can one city — even a fiercely pro-beer-garden city like New York — possibly have?

And it demands a question: If it is just the capricious hand of fate that separates those of us under surveillance from those who are not, what is the justification for not creating a universal database as the only equitable solution?

Robyn's "Body Talk" trilogy became an excuse to lead a nightly aerobic session that demanded a question of every other live musician: Why so sleepy?

Whether Seattle can meet Abraham's long-term contract demands remains a question because the Seahawks are waiting for an arbitrator to rule on the fate of the All-Pro guard Steve Hutchinson.

This demands that a question be asked: since readers have sent me half a dozen examples of misuse of this phrase, in The New York Times, no less, can it be that common usage has changed the meaning?

"Are you the one who wrote it?" the interrogator asked, more a demand than a question.

In a parliamentary debate – which Labour MPs have every right to demand on a question of this gravity – MPs should impose the same conditions on May.

Whether issues raised by the pleadings in proceedings under section 23 must be tried by jury if seasonably demanded is a question which does not arise on this record.

"Now that we're in situations where you have two people who have those kinds of demands, it's a question of establishing priorities.

In 2011-12 it was often said he was attempting to engineer a win-win scenario by demanding a second question on greater powers for Holyrood.

Beard said: "Pakistan's demand was not a question of public safety; we are more than happy to assist law enforcement agencies in investigations of criminal activity.