it's open to question

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Over at Picturehouses, Clare Binns says she'll be supporting Duncan Jones's Moon, though it's open to question how much of a risk that is; the film is backed by Sony.

Although Wagner himself lived in Riga for two years, it's open to question how many of Riga's citizens, long deprived of the composer's music, got all of Mr. Herheim's clever German references, but productions like these, showcased in the annual opera festival in June, have certainly gotten their interest: ticket sales have soared from 67percentto85percentcent, Mr. Zagars said.

If, on the other hand, you have a ballot where most of the other contests are punched through, well, then it's open to question about whether the dimple should be counted".

Her tender, determined performance in the latter as Gerda Wegener, the conflicted wife of pioneering transgender painter Lili Elbe, is widely expected to earn Vikander her first Oscar nomination – yet it's open to question whether it's even her best work of the year.

Mr Letwin, a Conservative MP, said: "It's open to question whether any of this will have any effect whatsoever..

Mr. Medina and two former board members now say that the city had not formally regarded St. Christopher's as a minority agency, and that it was "open to question" whether it was fair to group it with the others.

It is open to question whether the cars will return to Las Vegas.

But it is open to question, even then, how many will have jobs worthy of the name (and pay).

This mantra might have been enough for hippies in the 60s, but it is open to question whether it is an adequate underpinning for a mainstream, publicly funded organisation with hundreds of staff and a multimillion-pound budget in 2015.

But it is open to question whether it works as well in the aftermath of an economic crisis which has created, albeit for the best of reasons, a massive deficit.

It is open to question whether Italy is in an economic position to assume the responsibility of trusteeship and whether the return of the colonies to Italy as trustee takes sufficiently into account the wishes of the inhabitants.