Sentence examples for is to the question from inspiring English sources

What the Cuban case is to the question of "duty," the S.E.C.'s suit against the consummately ordinary Steffes family is to the definition of "material".

Important as 'Legal Paternalism' is to the question of the limits of the law, I shall say very little about it as it has an entry of its own elsewhere in this Encyclopaedia (G Dworkin, 2002).

Be this as it may, Legal Realism paid very little attention to the question of the normativity of law, that is, to the question of how the law does guide behavior in those cases in which it seems to be determinate enough.

It would seem very strange to consider how sensitive an answer is to the question being asked.

Nonetheless, these striking results still do not speak to the comprehension issue, that is, to the question of whether earlier results on the relevance of motor systems generalize to the crucial level of semantic comprehension of meaningful speech.

The better strategy is to turn the question around.

The big focus is to ask the questions.

The first is to question the veracity of the report.

To change the questioner would be to alter the question.

"To be, or not to be, that is the question".

d) To be, or not to be: that is the question.