Sentence examples for question has been when from inspiring English sources

The only question has been when.

The WTO's members have long promised to get rid of them; the only question has been when.

The remaining question has been "when".

"The most popular question has been: when will the iPhone work on Verizon's network?," Cook noted.

The persistent question has been when the recovery will start, and every tentative statistic has fueled cause for hope.

"The only question," he said, "has been when, not if, a civil suit would be filed".

If I'm wondering whether or not I have justification to believe that God exists, I'm hardly going to think that my question has been answered when I'm told by the reliabilist that I might have a reliably produced belief that God exists or when I'm told by the causal theorist that my belief that God exists might be caused by the very fact that God exists.

The WTO's members have long promised to get rid of them; the only question has been about when.

Alongside this is the idea of the "answer to", which always presumes that a question has been asked when more often than not it hasn't.

Since the London Olympics last August, and the magic moment on "Super Tuesday" when Sir Chris Hoy edged his front wheel in front of Germany's Maximilian Levy to seal the sixth Olympic gold of his career the question has been asked – when would the Scot retire?

Thus, reflection seems to be best achieved in medical students when a situation can be found or created that feels authentic to the learner, where some conflict between internal and external values or a critical question has been raised, and when there is a culture of reflection, a structured process for reflecting, and strong mentorship to support the reflective process.