Sentence examples for had the big question from inspiring English sources

But when the reality sank in during the weekend that it had, the big question among industry executives was why WB would allow such a defining program as "Buffy" to defect to a fierce competitor?

Professor Van de Wetering was the long-serving director of the Rembrandt Research Project, set up in the Netherlands to organise and catagorise research on the artist, and is in the process of writing the sixth and final volume overview of the painter which has meant travelling the world viewing works which have had the biggest question marks placed over them.

"That's the portion that everyone globally has the biggest question marks around".

Al Ferof, top-class over shorter distances, but never tried over three miles under Rules, has the biggest question mark over his stamina among the leading contenders, but the Irish raider Mount Benbulben should not be dismissed lightly.

Despite the tourists' improvement over the course of the series, I still think Australia have the bigger questions to answer and that England will start as favourites down under.

Don't you just hate it when you have to go back because you've missed the big question?

That has become the big question in further education.

It has been the big question of the year for China: will the world's second biggest economy undertake a serious policy of reform under its new leadership?

No-one seems to have tackled the big question: why go to an asteroid?

So, I've avoided the big question.

By May 2016 the El Niño conditions had gone, but the big question now is whether El Niño's opposite phase – La Niña – is waiting in the wings?