Sentence examples for serious question to from inspiring English sources

Hyperbolic as they are, the shows raise a serious question: to cook or to watch somebody else cook?

Mr Symonds would reply: "No, I think it was Selfridges".The only serious question to come out of all this surrounds the case of "Hola".

But there is a serious question to be asked – will it provoke the Muslim community to look into itself and wonder why these lazy stereotypes exist?

The next I heard of him was that he was dead and going by his Twitter handle, Abu Usama, and with this Ireland had a serious question to consider.

But there is nonetheless a serious question to be asked about the speed and complexity of the changes that will shortly sweep through the whole of Britain's pattern of government.No British government in living memory has presided over such a frenzy of constitutional reform.

Apple's decision raises a serious question to the makers of cutting-edge publications: tone down content and wave goodbye to artistic integrity to make sure your seat on the bandwagon is secure, or take a stand and risk being left behind should the digital generation decide to ditch their earthly belongings and embrace a lifestyle of transient online information.

But there are serious questions to answer.

All these questions are serious questions to me".

"He has got some very serious questions to answer".

Dugher said: "Fox has serious questions to answer about this.

"The British government has serious questions to answer.