Sentence examples for important question raised from inspiring English sources
But the more important question raised by the Flynn scandal is about Trump.
Why the prevalence appeared to be rising among older age groups was also an important question raised by the survey, which included 16,730 women in public clinics.
As Mr. Bremer and Mr. Slocombe began to prepare their decree, one important question raised by the Pentagon was whether General McKiernan was on board.
One important question raised inside and outside CBS is whether it knows where the documents, which it admits are not originals but copies, came from in the first place and how many hands they passed through.
Mitt Romney's wash-and-wear grin may be patently inauthentic, but that does not make orneriness authentic.The important question raised by Mr Johnson's candidacy concerns not his performance, but what it says about the Republican Party heading into 2012.
Another important question raised through the day's testimony was whether Mr. Rajaratnam paid Mr. Kumar more than $1 million for legitimate work at the Galleon Group or for his confidential tips.
"We have already raised concerns with the Department for Education, and are keen to engage with them on a range of important questions raised by the white paper".
The new research also attempts to answer the more important questions raised by the finding: Why are these businesses failing, and how can managers prevent it?
