Sentence examples for much of a question from inspiring English sources

It's not really even much of a question.

"I don't think it's much of a question," he laughs.

It didn't sound like much of a question, and she never turned around.

"There isn't much of a question about investor interest," said Dan Frahm, a spokesman for Bank of America.

BRUSSELS — There's not much of a question these days whether Germany calls the shots in the European Union.

Suddenly he's flopping in a hotel with his father, who's almost as much of a question mark as Charlie Brown's.

In addition to trying to decide if I'm fleeing the bench, I'm also trying to decide if I can be bought for just a little while, remain satisfied scientifically--monetarily shouldn't be too much of a question--while remaining viable for a research post.

But more must be done, and soon -- which brings us not so much to a question of policy or economy or technology, but to a question of values.

But whether minorities and moderate Hindus in the rest of India will forgive or forget the government failures during the 2002 riots is very much of an open question.

Maybe that's as much of an important question to answer?" The Childhood of a Leader is out in select UK cinemas as of the 19th of August.

How to efficiently integrate the daily practice of molecular biologists, geneticists, and clinicians with the emerging computational strategies from systems biology is still much of an open question.