Sentence examples for is a hot question from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

How and to what extent the FCC should regulate internet access has been a hot question for years, and the present administration holds opposite views than the previous one, resulting in a proposal to eliminate 2015's Open Internet Order.

We think that it was probably a "hot" question, perhaps interpreted as domestic violence, and, when the interviewers were not directly present; the patient may have felt less need to be sincere.

The size of the N.B.A.'s national viewership this year on ABC, ESPN and TNT is a hot topic, raising this question: Can a deal that landed the league more money be a better one if it reaches fewer viewers?

The question is a hot one at museums around the country, as institutions ranging from Harvard University to the Whitney Museum of American Art to the Guggenheim grapple with the conservation of contemporary art.

No question, this is a hot button with the voters.

That's a hot political question for another day... or is it?

Around the time of the episode's original airdate, February 20 , 2005 the same-sex marriage question was a hot political issue in the United States and the episode became controversial.

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The question of succession at Ford has been a hot topic in industry circles for months.