Sentence examples for question at this stage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cook later clarified his remarks by saying that while "there can be no question at this stage of letting Saddam off the hook," the humanitarian consequences of the invasion already looked to be devastating.

The question at this stage is not whether Romney will come in first, but how damaged he will be by the time he reaches the finishing line and prepares to face Obama.

Now, the question for Congress, I suppose, would be, though I don't see how this court could get into that question at this stage, but the question would be, is a particular change extending a deadline for exigent circumstances, because a recount has been authorized, a change in the judicial or methods of procedures for resolving the contest?

Thus, the researchers believe that increased vigilance by public health authorities in Hong Kong is playing an important role in the declining number of new cases of SARS.A critical question at this stage is how many other people each victim will infect.

Of course, the key question at this stage is whether the country's ageing tourist infrastructure can cope with such a sharp spike in visitors.

How much this is the result of sympathetic, long-term landscape management by the expanding population, and how much is related to underlying and longer-term climatic and vegetational trends is open to question at this stage.

"It's all questions at this stage," Michael Kavanagh, the senior metals analyst at UralSib bank in Moscow, said in a telephone interview.

If you have any other questions at this stage, most tutors and admissions staff are easy to track down online, and happy to respond to a polite email.

"We will not be responding to any questions at this stage until that is concluded".

A Treasury source said it would be inappropriate for ministers to be questioned at this stage in parliamentary proceedings.

There were too many remaining (n = 272) questions at this stage for interim prioritisation, based on the experience of the JLA with other PSPs (for consideration by groups representing patients, carers, and health and social care groups), so further merging and combining were conducted to reach 150 questions.