Sentence examples for the large question from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of considerable or relatively great size or extent.
- Russia is a large country.
However, when he moved east to pursue that, he encountered the large question of survival.
First, there is the large question of Padraig Harrington, the defending champion for the second year running.
Even the outcome of the trial, which left the large question of who is responsible for the bombing untouched, is unlikely to quiet much of the debate.
Dom Amore of The Hartford Courant considered voting for McGwire but said it was impossible to overlook "the large question mark" that hovers over McGwire's most productive power seasons.
So the country declared itself innocent on both the large question of the Holocaust and the smaller though more tractable issue of the property German Jews had lost during the Nazi period.
It is related to the large question of how much emphasis should be placed on present consumption (private and public) rather than on future consumption that would result from increased investment.
Greenberg also fails to come to grips with the large questions his work raises.
The large questions today are: Will the U.S. continue this process of rigorous creative destruction?
But the larger question remained.
The larger question is whether Pakistan will.
The larger question: Who directed this production?
