Sentence examples for key question to from inspiring English sources

This is the key question to understanding the condition of your neighborhood real estate market.

The key question to ask is what kind of recovery this is, and who is really gaining from it.

The key question to ask, as neither your editorial nor President Obama does, is which medicines work for whom?

It was the key question to be asked of a suspected pyramid scheme, and Herbalife's executives seemed alarmed.

What isn't answered in any of these graphs is the key question: To what extent does this debt matter?

"The key question to be raised is how best to engage corporate leadership," said Alexander W. Wilde, a spokesman for the Ford Foundation.

Key Question: To what extent is there still a sexual double standard, and how does that double standard play out in contemporary culture?

After reviewing your plan in light of this new information, the key question to ask is whether a change is warranted.

The key question to the ECHR was whether this outcome violated fundamental rights under the Convention – the equivalent of a constitutional challenge to a ruling in the US.

The key question to which everyone wanted an answer before they could think of excusing Gove's treachery was why he had turned on Johnson so suddenly, and viciously.

That's a key question to keep in mind — both before you leave and after you return from a scouting trip to the big trade show.