Sentence examples for questions of having from inspiring English sources

He said the judgment "raises questions of having a predisposed mind".

It is a question of having overall energy security".

For their children, it's not a question of having a library that is "comfortable" or "well-stocked" but a question of having a library at all.

"Football matches are not just a question of having possession but also of strategy.

"It's not a question of having a hard and fast set of demands," he said.

"It's just a question of having enough people plugging away at it," she said.

Babcock said there was no question of having overpaid to beat Carlyle to the acquisition.

Her success, thinks Barrymore, is partly a question of having the courage to ask for things.

I soon realise it's a question of having the right attitude.

"It's a question of having the guts to bring the product over.

It's not a question of having time, he argues: it's a question of making it.