Sentence examples for in considerable question from inspiring English sources

"Certainly, the magnitude of the phenomenon is in considerable question".

Ho (1956) notes that there was considerable question in the literature as to whether Champa rice is of upland or lowland origin.

Mr. Watson said that "had we known the true financial state" of Enron in the 1990's, "there is considerable question whether the federal government would have backed" the company's projects.

There was considerable question on Sunday whether Hurricane Sandy would even let Mr. Gergiev and the orchestra get here after its concert in Newark.

The Broncos and the Raiders are largely in the same boat: introducing new coaches and new systems with little off-season preparation, and with considerable questions at quarterback.

The narrow margins in both cases serve as reminders that this remains a court in considerable ideological turmoil over fundamental questions of liberty.

Dr. Dixson, having surveyed the sexual behavior of some 200 primates in considerable detail, suspects the concealed ovulation question is being approached the wrong way around.

A small number of closed questions asked about nurses' views of working for this new service, and respondents used the general open question to expand in considerable detail on this issue [ 8].

But the letters show that, when the PTA was being negotiated, ministers in Edinburgh and London considered the question of whether he should be included in considerable detail.

That question, unanswered by western political pundits, accounts in considerable measure for charges of cultural and political imperialism against the west.

The operation was swathed in considerable secrecy.