The phrase "the question appears" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a question. For example, "The question appears: why are so many people attracted to Italian food?".
The question appears to be rhetorical as the US transport secretary isn't given time to reply.
Neither Mr. Villaraigosa nor Mr. Hahn favors secession, but a measure to consider the question appears likely to be on the ballot in the fall of 2002.
So, the question appears to be both about the absolute legality of the woods and the intent of the party who filled in the forms.
Even its strongest advocates would not say social media analytics has fulfilled its potential, but the question appears to have moved from how much value it can add, to how many new revenue streams it can open.
The question appears to be not whether his Fiji First party will receive the most votes but whether it will gain an outright majority of the parliament's 50 seats under Fiji's new proportional system.
Thus, the question appears how surface-treated nanomaterials can be considered under REACH while avoiding the aforementioned splitting into numerous new substances?
The question appeared to stump him.
The question appeared in the National Judicial Exam, which anyone wanting to enter the judiciary or legal profession must pass.
The question appeared but faded as the resident of Tandil, Argentina, served out the match against the resident of Buenos Aires.
The intent of the question appeared to be an attempt that Mr. Duncan was not seeking to keep specific, potentially damaging information out of the hands of investigators.
Gawalt reacted "with disbelief" when the question appeared on the Census Bureau's hit list, he says, adding that he finds it "ironic" that the bureau actually carries out the survey of college graduates on behalf of NSF.
