Sentence examples for question more of from inspiring English sources

This is a question more of semantics than cosmology.

Whether we're doing that is a question more of values than of economic statistics.

Another British boxer, Lennox Lewis, joins Mr Hamed on the list but thanks only to his bouts in America.Whether these sporting plutocrats are worth their money is a question more of morality than economics.

Note also the effects of automation a reduction in the need for rules, since these are built right into the machinery, and a blurring of the line/staff distinction, since control becomes a question more of expertise than authority.

Isn't it really a question more of status than simple stature?

Greg Sterling, a search analyst and founder of Sterling Market Research sees Google's conflict of interest as a question more of perception than reality.

McConnell posed the question more out of pique than because the spirit of coöperation had overcome him.

In the end, these seem questions more of temperament than of argument.

More of the good parts, more of the right questions, more of that discipline and they might just have a star player ready to be remembered for the right stuff.

The question more is of the domestic mood, and I think clearly Obama's relative passivity reflects the national mood.

And the outposts in question — more than 20 of them — have not been dismantled.