Sentence examples for question of more from inspiring English sources

As for the question of more time, he said, that remained to be discussed by European leaders.

There's also a chance that the Rosetta mission will help settle a question of more direct interest to nonscientists.

Look at the question of more terrorism another way: in the light of another attack, how would Mr Bush's current strategy be reassessed?

"We will continue to do this sort of mapping in other cities, but it's not just a question of more geography," he said.

"There was a general, uncontested agreement from everyone at the meeting that nuclear safety must come first — whether it's a question of more or less nuclear power.

Hutton described the question of more troops for Afghanistan as a "defining issue" for the future of Nato, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this spring.

This is in contrast to higher level analysis, where questions of more biological nature are addressed.

If you have a chance to focus now on questions of more interest to the private sector, make that choice," Munoz-Sanjuan advises.

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Civil society also plays a critical role in maintaining accountability and in collectively asking the difficult questions of more politically powerful actors.

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