Sentence examples for some considerable question from inspiring English sources

To the end, there remained some considerable question as to whether Woodrow Wilson ever really understood what the grand principles he so eloquently enunciated really stood for.

"Certainly, the magnitude of the phenomenon is in considerable question".

There were chances squandered and deflected, and for Leicester there was also the considerable question of whether they might have had a penalty or two.

There was considerable question on Sunday whether Hurricane Sandy would even let Mr. Gergiev and the orchestra get here after its concert in Newark.

Although most legal scholars seem to think that the law is constitutional, there is considerable question about whether the Supreme Court will rule that way.

"In the Second World War, we flew these armadas of B-17s over Germany, for example, and there's considerable question whether all that bombing accomplished anything that can be regarded as a military accomplishment.

Mr. Watson said that "had we known the true financial state" of Enron in the 1990's, "there is considerable question whether the federal government would have backed" the company's projects.

Judge Gutman did not issue any rulings on the merits, but did say there was "considerable question whether the suspensions would have survived the disparate-penalties analysis" as well.

Even if the plan is never actually implemented -- and there is considerable question as to GOI intent to ever implement it -- news of Cold Start's existence has already paid dividends to Indian policymakers by providing reassurance to the Indian public that the GOI has the means to punish Pakistan for attacks on Indian soil without triggering potential mutually-assured nuclear destruction.

Ho (1956) notes that there was considerable question in the literature as to whether Champa rice is of upland or lowland origin.

Testimony from House hearings over the last few years reveals that, although there was considerable question about E.S.M.'s government securities, the matter fell through the regulatory cracks until it was too late.