Sentence examples for oft-repeated question from inspiring English sources

The orderly election has given a firm "yes" to the oft-repeated question: Is Islam compatible with democracy?

To another oft-repeated question, he insisted that his relationship with Mr. Bush was "cordial" or even "very good".

The most oft-repeated question on their lips was why wasn't Zuckerberg there?

The presumptive Republican presidential candidate was asked the oft-repeated question on his tax returns in a slightly different way: If Romney were to invest in a company that touted its management skills and "fiscal know-how," would he not want to see five years' worth of that company's financials?

This mechanism answers the following long-standing and oft-repeated question: Why does nature "waste" four ATP/two reducing equivalents through an obligatory loss of H2 when N2 binds?

I mean, I have read in the Qur'an the oft-repeated rhetorical questions of the prophet Muhammad, How can God have any partners?

According to an oft-repeated, but now questioned, tale from 1792, a Lady Almeria Braddock suggested, over tea, that a woman with the last name of Elphinstone was double her actual age, so offending the London aristocrat that she challenged Braddock to a duel.

When are people going to apply some thought to the oft repeated question "Where has the money gone?" ?

A final theme at the symposium focused on the oft repeated question, "How much money is enough?" Upcoming research on this theme suggests that, at least as far as wealthy people are concerned, having more money is essential to increasing happiness – but this assumption doesn't pan out in practice.

In response to a question, Shorten dumped the oft-repeated Labor formulation on Adani, which was the project could proceed on its merits but should not be given taxpayer support.

Here is Madigan's answer to an audience question about Madigan's oft-repeated pledge that he opposes Rauner's agenda because Madigan is protecting the middle class.