Sentence examples for might be some question from inspiring English sources

"There might be some question whether Bush policies are advisable.

However, "there might be some question of whether it is appropriate to weigh in on decisions that have an enormous impact on [his] brother's assets,"  said Richard Painter, a University of Minnesota law professor who was the chief ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush. .

The aquarium's president, Neal Overstrom, said he realized there might be some questions about how it is caring for its animals.

The President may have been lying about his ignorance of the payment; if not, he ought to have had a notion that there might be some questions about Cohen's lawyering practices.

"I'm sure there might be some questions behind closed doors about it but otherwise it's just been really accepting".

There might have been some question as to whether he could afford to buy the ad and also pay for Pete Campbell's stake to keep the company afloat.A.

"The bride never acknowledged that there might have been some question on why she got these odds and ends," said Ms. Berrick, 92, who lives with her 91-year-old husband in a senior residence.

Some research indicates it might be a question of class.

Even the end might be in question.

"Would Jesus want this?" might be their question.

This might be a question coming out of the movie.