Sentence examples for question of letting from inspiring English sources

She made it plain that despite the department of energy's attitudes, there must be no question of letting him off the hook.

They speculate that it is not just a question of letting more water into the seed, but also into the cells themselves.

Because of the theater's crucial municipal role, "there was never any question of letting them go under," said Timothy P. Gordon, the town's business administrator for 23 years.

I used strawboards, note cards and very badly sketched maps — I can't draw a straight line — to keep the storyline straight, and otherwise it was a question of letting the imagination out for a long, long walk.

"Since it's all government-owned, it's not a question of letting the market decide".

As President Obama put it, we've all had to "evolve" on the question of letting gay Americans get married, for the most part.

It feels as if she's dutifully responding to an essay question instead of letting a great story tell itself.

With many developing players, it is a question of not letting them get too excited about their successes and not letting them get too down about other things, and that was something Cyle was always able to balance in his head.

Even Mr. Thompson's supporters question the wisdom of letting curators go.

They might also question the wisdom of letting Bruce, who has a chequered record in the market, spend lavishly again.

But they lightly question the wisdom of letting such policies become entrenched, asking for example whether the children of affirmative action's beneficiaries should themselves be eligible for a helping hand.The authors also propose treating "cultural goods" differently from other kinds when discussing trade.