Sentence examples for question of a second from inspiring English sources

He said that too much focus on the question of a second referendum was a distraction from that cause.

D'Ancona writes: "From time to time, he [Mr Cameron] would raise the question of a second coalition with Clegg.

He said that since the choreography was designed for each member of NDT3, there was no question of a second cast.

Phil and Nick muse over the question of a second Scottish Independence Referendum.

The Financial Times quotes George Osborne's office: "There is no softening on the question of a third runway at Heathrow".

On the question of a third runway at Heathrow, Goldsmith's comments were a clear warning to the Treasury after Osborne's budget speech on Wednesday.

852 Constantinople, Turkey May 15, 925 Nicholas I, byname Nicholas Mystikos (born 852, Constantinople died May 15, 925) Byzantine patriarch of Constantinople (901 907; 912–925), who contributed measurably to the attempted reunion of the Greek and Roman churches and who fomented the tetragamy controversy, or the question of a fourth marriage for the Eastern Orthodox.

In my subject staff-student ratios have more than doubled in the past two decades and there can be no question of a first-year student getting the kind of personal attention that is automatic within, for example, the obligatory composition classes of an American undergraduate degree.

The precise expression is long and complicated, but the implication is, as Gauss pointed out, that his measure of the curvature of a surface at a point is intrinsic: it is entirely determined by measurements in the surface and does not involve any question of a third dimension at right angles to the surface.

The crash confronted the country with the grief and painful questions of a second aviation disaster in little more than two months.

Which, of course, raises the question of what a second is.