Sentence examples for question of bringing from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a question of bringing him into the game too soon, Rivera said.

It's much better at developing talent rather than spectacle, the officiating is frequently controversial, and the question of bringing in weathered stars from overseas still lingers.

The Americans, together with much of the world media, did not realise that the occupation of Iraq was not simply a question of bringing down a dictatorial regime.

A careful look back at the statements of two government officials makes it clear that thought has already gone into the question of bringing the killings home.

"Basically, a lot of the music we found was from our grandparents' generation," Mr. Shaham said, "and it was a question of bringing Jewish music into the 21st century".

But the question of bringing up the dead has divided relatives and friends of the victims, many of whom have said they would prefer that they be left undisturbed.

Although few scientists have questioned the need for NBAF, some question the wisdom of bringing the facility onto the mainland, as would be the case if the laboratory were built anywhere other than Plum Island.

This "Ring" was also a Decca product, but it was quietly shelved, partly because the powerful producer John Culshaw was beginning to question the appeal of bringing live recordings, complete with their unavoidable mistakes, into the increasingly high-tech modern home.

Some, including MPs and peers, have questioned the wisdom of bringing more regulation to the press and not the wider internet.

But at news conferences on Monday, German officials sidestepped questions about the cost of bringing alternative energy to the level needed.

In it, he questioned the common practice of bringing in an ace "closer" to record just the final two or three outs of a game.