Sentence examples for much question in from inspiring English sources

Ron Zonen, the former Santa Barbara senior assistant district attorney who prosecuted Jackson during his case, told Radar, "There's not much question in my mind that Michael was guilty of child molestation".

DENVER — The conservative political movement that has rallied behind the cry of states' rights in recent years on fronts including immigration and health care is now focusing its energies on a much older question in the American West: public lands.

For example, one very fundamental and much discussed question in bioethics has to do with the sources and limits of moral justification.

With "The Nature of Technology," he does the difficult work of taking on a much larger question, in an accessible way.

There's much to question in the Narnia narrative, though I didn't bother to as a kid.

Therefore, the insight that amTOR signaling can regulate the honey bee queen-worker dimorphism provides the first evidence for an answer to this much studied question in developmental biology.

Another much-argued question in linguistics is whether there is some sort of grammatical template that acts as part of a language instinct and is wired into the brains of new-born children.

Rarely has this sampling methodology been as much in question, but in the celebrity-fueled 2016 election cycle, many experts fear that the perception of success is now everything; what should just be an indication of voting intentions is becoming the determining factor.

4.19 Sustainability is in very much in question There is some evidence of emerging dependence of UNICEF provided supplies.

"It's not so much a question of in-store shopping, but a question of in-store experience".

It's pretty much the same question in Pennsylvania every cycle and we often get about the same answer.