Sentence examples for question of fighting from inspiring English sources

The smarter people can see it's not a question of fighting.

Voters still rate Mr. Bush fairly well on the big question of fighting terrorism.

London coach Joey Grima: "We do tend to come back, but it's not a question of fighting back too late.

President Assad himself, according to a visiting Russian official, predicted that "the active phase of military action" would be finished this year, and that it would then be a question of "fighting terrorists and suicide bombers".

It is not a question of fighting the president.

The threats posed by "armed groups, the question of fighting and warlordism hurting the Afghan people" remain, he said, but are "being tackled more aggressively".

Still, say the Americans, every time a Sunni cleric goes on television to question the wisdom of fighting on, some more insurgents will think about laying down their guns.

The Rangers clinched a playoff berth Monday night by beating the Devils, 4-2, buthehe game at Madison Square Garden will probably be better remembered for a brawl immediately after the opening face-off that will again call into question the role of fighting in hockey.

On the domestic front, right-wing political groups had started to question the wisdom of fighting what they called a "foreign" war.

Baldwin sent out a fundraising email in response mentioning the attacks (although not by name), writing, "Of course, they didn't challenge my policies or try to question my record of fighting for Wisconsinites.

According to Weinstein the club's decision to pull the award is ludicrous and offensive, and a "slap in the face" that appears to question the courage of fighting men and women in the US military, many of whom are Republicans, whose freedom of religion interests Weinstein's MRFF represents.