Sentence examples for question in play from inspiring English sources

11 Embedded in such questioning is questioning even further 10 or keeping the question in play.

Perhaps there's a bigger question in play, one that can't easily be resolved by a spot analysis of prices or any amount of regulation.

Yet Michelle Obama only had to step up to the speaker's rostrum in Denver to make it clear, before she even opened her mouth, that there is, and was always going to be, a second question in play in this election, nearly but not quite as important as the first: is America ready to elect a black first lady too?

Of course, assuming this information is all reliable, there's still one big question in play here: will the LG Nexus phone be alone?

For one thing, and not the least thing, it keeps the "who besides a white male" question in play.

Arche-techno is a style of music that keeps the original question in play: what is the relation between humankind and technology as such?

There are two questions in play, says Anthony Marchetta, a partner at Day Pitney who handles class action lawsuits.

In a 1995 concurrence, for instance, Justice Clarence Thomas looked to dictionaries from 1773 , 1789and 1796 to determine what the framers of the Constitution meant by "commerce," a question now in play in the challenges to the recent health care law.

A broader philosophical question was also in play: When should medicine be used to change our bodies -- and in this case, our children's brains?

He went on, "I have never demonstrated or deconstructed the authorship question in any Shakespeare play I've directed or played in".

And how do I make life work for me?" I think these are the questions in every play.