Sentence examples for much bigger question from inspiring English sources

But the much bigger question is who ordered the killing.

The much bigger question is whether someone should always carry ID.

In these requirements lie a much bigger question of urban development that cannot be fixed by altering the Refugee Convention.

There is a much bigger question mark about the wider effect on public engagement and understanding of aid and development.

After all, it goes right to the heart of a much bigger question – what is theatre criticism?

The time-space convolution, and the coherence of the turbulence, are the much bigger question, at which we can only chip away.

It isn't clear.But two much bigger questions have emerged since Mr Sharon's dramatic declaration.

"There are much bigger questions to be answered in relation to how Russia operates in the United Kingdom and whether they really are a friendly nation towards us".

In the spirit of Beckett there are much bigger questions, too - about beginnings and endings; trust and belief; commitment and delusion, which continue to turn over pleasingly in the mind as you make your way home.

University finance is obviously a critical question, but there are some much bigger questions about the kind of university system that 21st century Britain needs if it is to thrive in the world that's coming.

It seemed to me at the time that big, well-funded organisations should not put small magazines out of business; but it's clear that there were much bigger questions involved.