Sentence examples for question has dominated from inspiring English sources

Since well before the 2011 legislative session began, one question has dominated conversations about the state budget cuts to public education: How will they affect public schools?

With Mr Aso's emergence as the front-runner to become the next LDP leader, and thus prime minister, this question has dominated the political pages since Mr Fukuda's surprise announcement on September 1st.

FOR the past 17 days, one question has dominated conversation in Chile: could the 33 miners who were working in the San José gold and copper mine when it collapsed on August 5th still be alive?

One question has dominated the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting this year in Peru: will China's economic downturn trigger a new financial crisis just as the world is putting the last one to bed?

AS the ratings have rolled in for the first three weeks of the new television season, one question has dominated the conversations inside the industry's executive suites: what the heck is going on?

Ever since Boise State executed a brilliant fake punt to spark its come-from-behind victory over Texas Christian in the Fiesta Bowl last season, a single question has dominated the college football landscape: could the Broncos use that undefeated season as a springboard to crash this season's Bowl Championship Series title game?

But questions raised by Mr. Herron's campaign about Mr. Fincher's campaign filings and one of his contributions — as well as Mr. Fincher's refusal to address those questions — have dominated local news coverage for weeks.

TWO questions have dominated Italian politics since early summer and hung like long, dark shadows over the markets' assessment of a country that has done much to extricate itself from the euro crisis, but is still far from safe.The first question is: "Will he, or won't he?".

For months, three questions have dominated the education debate in New York City: whether the mayor should control the school system, who the mayor's choice as chancellor will be, and how a contract deal can be reached with the union representing the city's 80,000 teachers.

In recent weeks, a number of controversial and divisive political questions have dominated the news.

Where it should go, if anywhere, is a question that has dominated the campaign.