Sentence examples for hot questions from inspiring English sources

"How about those 'are you hot' questions?" I asked.

This gave me an appreciation for what the field thought was interesting (i.e., who was invited to speak on which topics), who is competing to answer the "hot" questions in a given area, and who asked incisive questions and might therefore be appropriate reviewers for that area.

One hot question this year is how often dog breeders will be allowed to produce litters of pups.

The Republicans convened amid the orderly opulence of Miami Beach, Florida, where the only hot question was whether Rockefeller, California Gov. Ronald Reagan, and assorted favourite sons could stop Nixon.

"The whole issue of whether he is targeting the stock market is a hot question," said Bill Cheney, an economist at John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance in Boston.

Ms. Tiven and her brother are embroiled in the latest hot question between the United Nations and the city: Whether the United Nations buildings are firetraps and endanger the city's schoolchildren who visit.

One hot question is who is fighting harder to prevent meatpackers from owning livestock, a concern of smaller ranchers and farmers who say that meatpackers who keep their own herds can control prices.

That has been a hot question along Broadway as word spread that David Geffen, the Hollywood and music mogul, had opted out of producing the show and several other major players were vying for his spot.

Another hot question: Can injected cells develop in ways that ameliorate heart disease?

The hot question is how to estimate the probable impact of these uncertainties.

I asked Block for his thoughts about this update as compared to something like Quora, the hot question service with an even hotter $86 million valuation.