Sentence examples for even wider question from inspiring English sources

While all this activity is extremely useful, there is an even wider question exercising the minds of working ombudsmen today: how do they deal with the internet?

Here at least the problems of the content have been linked to the incentive-structures of the distributing platform — even if wider questions are getting less scrutiny; like what it means for society to be collectively captivated by a free and limitless supply of visual mass media whose content is shaped by algorithms intent only on maximizing economic returns?

(The non-partisan think tank PRRI, which first asked the question in September 2015, found an even wider disregard for expertise, with about two-thirds of Americans saying they mostly or completely agreed).

Even for those less monomaniacally inclined, though, the news does raise a wider question: where are we with eggs?

On the question of the landing site, the respective views were even wider apart: the British urged that the landings should be made in North Africa, on the Mediterranean coast, so that a quick advance to Tunisia would be possible.

But, even supposing that those issues can be addressed and solved, Brown's departure also raises a wider question of such a government's legitimacy.

It is a wide margin, but the question is whether it will be wide enough: Mr. Obama won the early vote in North Carolina by an even wider margin four years ago, Professor McDonald noted.

And Kurlansky ranges even wider.

James Fenimore Cooper won even wider fame.

Mr. Prutsman's leaps were even wider.

He smiled even wider with derision.