Sentence examples for questions to do from inspiring English sources

The too-easy thing about having a fanatic perpetrator is that you can ignore logical questions to do with purpose and motivation.

As the 'Jewess Tattooess', Carnesky, 36, covered her body in tattoos and chopped her male magician's assistant into pieces, exploring the history of illusions in warfare, and framing traditional magic-show tricks around questions to do with violence.

London has a sewage overflow problem and resolving it is a great political issue that raises questions to do with private-public ownership and whether we should emulate our Victorian ancestors' fondness for grand engineering solutions.

Not only was he asked some pretty personal questions to do with his choice of mood music in the bedroom, but he was also accosted by in-house funny man Don Rickles.

Archival labels like Numero Group and their UK equivalents like Honest Jon's raise difficult questions to do with cultural heritage, the extent to which it is possible or desirable to preserve and remember everything.

To his credit, Contador did not duck any of the questions to do with his battle to clear his name and his team manager, Bjarne Riis – who confessed to doping his way to a Tour victory in 1996 – addressed the question.

You don't have to be at one with Richard Dawkins on the God question to do evolutionary biology.

These questions have to do with functional distribution.

My question has to do with water.

My question has to do with the future of journalism.

They were confronted with the question, what to do next?