Sentence examples for question of well from inspiring English sources

"It is almost certain your risk will be reduced, but then it's a question of, well, what is the risk compared to the benefits?" What if, doctors ask, they sit down with a woman and figure out what her risks are?

"It is an easier story to write than the question of, well, is it really necessary?" In recent months I have heard from many readers concerned that The New York Times is falling for this siren song, the narrative of war, in its coverage of Iran's nuclear program.

Even the question of well posedness is not completely resolved.

Of course that raises the question of, well, what would you rather your kid do, bump lines off a dirty mirror or play Mario Kart before going to bed? What, too flip?

And then it's the natural question of "well, how do you make sure that people who live in opportunity zones can get hired in some of these roles?" So a specific budget for training and helping people fulfill those skills as a part of the opportunity zone investment I see as being very interesting, and need to be a focus of the board and the fund manager and the LP.

But, of course, behind that is a question of "Well, Marvel's doing this, but what does their writing staff look like?

The psychologist Michael G. Thompson, the author of "Raising Cain: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys" (Ballantine, 2000), says it isn't a question of girls and boys, just a question of well-behaved kids and not-well-behaved kids; everyone should learn the same lessons about care and consideration and even about giving up a seat on the subway.

They formally set up a stochastic neural field equation, but the question of well-posedness is left open.

But all that is kept at a distance by the camera's X-ray vision, which slices buildings into anatomical slides on which human beings wriggle like amoeba; by the cruelty with which the game translates fear, sadness and hope into a question of (well-camouflaged) character resource bars; and by the use of visual filters that reduce faces and shadows to pools of cross-hatched static.

The problem is also considered when the parameters are at the junction of the two ranges and the possibility of an infinite number of solutions arises, raising questions of well posedness of the problem there.

"This is not political point scoring, it is addressing fundamental questions of well being for our citizens".