Sentence examples for question for far from inspiring English sources

He was challenging views that had been accepted without question for far too long, in the party and in wider society.

All have varying levels of training, apply fees differently and assess the definition of "unreasonable diversion of resources", a threshold question for refusing access, far differently.

Britain finally confronted the point of a decision on a difficult question that it had ducked for far too long.

The long-term question for RBS is how far its empire will be pared back.

One question for consumers is, how far should these companies go in acting as advocates for customers?

"The question for us is how far can we go in security measures and still have on-time departures," he said.

BILSEL ALISBAH Hilton Head, S.C., Nov. 7, 2012 To the Editor: Re "Question for the Victor: How Far Do You Push?" (news analysis, front page, Nov. 7): The first order of business should be a push for filibuster reform.

Passing a new charity law, stalled for years, to clarify charities' legal status would be a useful step in the right direction.The question for Mr Ma is how far he is prepared to nudge the regime in this direction.

In the Election 2012 app, we've curated a list of forward-looking articles about the challenges ahead, both philosophical and practical: Governing Question for the Victor: How Far Do You Push?

This new field of research raises ethical questions that have been around for far longer than iPhones and social media feeds.

10.52am: Every single question so far is for David... until right now: when a girl so nervous and excited about talking to the David/RTD that she can barely speak, asks if Russell has any plans for Torchwood: he has lots he says - but there'll be more about that in the Torchwood panel this afternoon (which I might just carry on in this blog if that's ok) - but "When you're dead you're dead.