Sentence examples for question holding from inspiring English sources

"But I question holding assets denominated in a depreciating dollar.

The third question holds the key to the first two.

The most popular answer to the question, held by ordinary Chinese and film experts alike, is: "Too few good films.

Change the "he" to "it" and the question holds true for the Hotel Astor, the old Pennsylvania Station, the Automat.

Because, the lawyers said, the patent in question, held by Boston Scientific, claimed that the coating did not cause clots.

That apparently simple question holds the key to understanding why the euro zone may splinter and bring a new financial crisis.

Pearl Montana Exploration and Production — the Canadian company in question — holds three leases that date from 2003 and were exempted from the 2006 agreement.

Here's the beginning of "Bergmann's Rule" (the rule in question holds that larger animals are found in colder environments): Siberian tigers are bigger than Bengal tigers and Bengal tigers are bigger than those in equatorial jungles.

In the United States, the question holds special significance for the simple reason that American society is highly religious and highly diverse and — on matters concerning faith — considerably more politically polarized than a quarter-century ago.

At that rate, this question holds for now: How does Europe advance from what has been described as its culture of connivance to a community convincingly committed to "the ruthlessness of truth"?

This last question holds more relevance in France, where the profane writings of libertinage (and underground anti-monarchy libelles ) were political and seen as having a part in the French Revolution.