Sentence examples for one common question from inspiring English sources

One common question: are cyclists required to ride in a bike lane if one is available?

All beg one common question: whose job is it to draw these?

One common question after getting regression output is to figure out which model should be chosen using Hausman test.

While the careers and ambitions of Northcliffe, Rothermere and Beaverbrook, the outstanding buccaneer press barons of the earlier years of the 20th century, and their later counterparts, Robert Maxwell and Murdoch, are by no means identical, they raise one common question.

The couple's names ranked among the top trending Google searches, and in response to one common question — what will Markle's title be? — the British press reported that the actress will likely soon be officially known as the "Duchess of Sussex" (per royal tradition, the Queen is expected to bestow the title of "Duke of Sussex" upon Harry on the couple's wedding day).

This is not a trivial clarification, because one common question is whether all four STEM disciplines need be integrated for instruction to be considered integrated STEM.

One common clinical question is whether findings on computed tomography (CT) scan can predict presence of fungal disease.

One common happiness question is: How do you give yourself a boost?

While patent citation analyses are one common empirical approach, questions persist about their efficacy and potential biases.

LT: One common debate centers on the question of how innovation occurs within an organization.

That's a common question — one asked, in various ways, by the president of the United States.