Sentence examples for it is legitimate to ask from inspiring English sources

New blood is likely needed, and it is legitimate to ask what is taking so long.

It is legitimate to ask when a title challenge will exist.

So as we head into the third weekend of college football, it is legitimate to ask if L.S.U.

If the dough does have a boundary, then it is legitimate to ask what is beyond the boundary that the dough expands "into".

"So it is legitimate to ask why the party should have any more reason for survival after unity than Italian Christian Democracy after the taming of Italian communism".

And because the action has a local habitation, it is legitimate to ask exactly who Benedick and Beatrice are and how they fit into the general picture.

It was immaterial; the album made so little money that it's legitimate to ask if it was ever sold.

I think it's legitimate to ask: what does everyone else think?

Still, Steve LeBlanc, the city manager, said it was legitimate to ask whether Galveston would indeed return to normal.

But in some public accommodations, "where identification is necessary," he said, it was legitimate to ask women to show their faces.

The opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said it was legitimate to ask whether the guidelines should be tightened further, but this was not the appropriate day for such discussions.