Sentence examples for raging question from inspiring English sources

The raging question in track circles is, how should Webb best attempt to become the best in the world?

François Furstenberg Montreal, Dec. 1, 2010 • To the Editor: That raging question of whether to extend the Bush tax cuts can be rather easily economically (and politically) solved: the $700 billion bonus for the privileged, if the tax cuts were extended for the wealthiest 2 percent, should be given instead to the middle class.

They even let us dress them up In Laura Ashley-style country-girl garb.

"I went raging with questions, came back like a lamb," she added.

And beyond that, there are some common elements to both stories: cars, rage, questions of privilege.

WASHINGTON — Last summer, as the fighting in Syria raged and questions about the United States' inaction grew, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton conferred privately with David H. Petraeus, the director of the C.I.A.

Ryan's questions raged through my head as I was issued my protective equipment after my application was accepted.

With infection raging, "the question to be answered is if the patient's condition is terminal," a doctor wrote in his file.

That question began raging through the chattersphere in late 2008 and early 2009, especially after the actor showed up on the "Late Show With David Letterman" and didn't jovially sell the goods.

That's the question currently raging through the world of Internet content providers.

The critical policy question now raging around the world is who will control the new IoT infrastructure and reap the vast benefits brought on by the unleashing of "extreme productivity"?