Sentence examples for it is on the question from inspiring English sources

And as for the weight issue, they say that five dollar coins weigh 1.5 ounces, which is less than a Snickers bar or a box of Altoids and considerably less than an iPhone 4. It is on the question of cost, though, that the two sides really go at it.

The core category that emerged from the data (there were no specific questions addressing it) was on-the-job learning.

But it was on the question of his handling of arms control negotiations, not trade, that Mr. Baker was most animated.

It was on the question of how long patients needed to recover that he broke new ground.

The resulting image casts light, as it were, on the question of how "dark matter" was distributed in the early universe.

Unfortunately for us all, it's on the question of how to restore broadly based prosperity that the historical illiteracy of the American elite is at its most acute.

Oliver Stallybrass, who collated and edited the original manuscripts of A Passage to India, believed that it was on the question of what happened, or didn't happen, to Adela Quested in the Marabar caves that Forster foundered.

If there was one area where Mitt Romney and President Obama sometimes seemed to inhabit parallel universes at their debate on Wednesday night — with separate sets of assumptions, beliefs and even facts — it was on the question of health care and government's role in providing it.

It is on the Palestinian question more than any other issue that Mr. Shaarawy, the uncle in New Jersey, finds himself agreeing with his Cairo relatives.

It is on the narrow question of whether the circumstances in this election merit a review that Florida's specific laws come into play.

She intends to make that view plain in her presidential speech on Sunday, and it is on that question that the angriest exchanges may well occur.