Sentence examples for the question is common from inspiring English sources

Though certainly human resource departments around the city are revamping job applications and gearing up for the change, the question is common and is certain to endure.

Whether the issue is a hard-fought Republican primary or different tactics on repealing Obamacare, whether the question is Common Core in education, or expanding Medicaid at the state level, there are going to be differences of opinion.

In fairness, the tune in question is common enough and first stuck in my head a decade ago, when the Euro 2004 hosts used it for "Portugal Ole".

This question is common, but the answer varies depending on your go-to-market plan in each region.

He said the slur in question was common coin as he grew up, "and it never, never was about somebody's sexual preference".

The question is: how common are these behaviours?

The orientation questions are common to most cognitive screens.

The question is whether the commons, with its potent political dimension, can transcend extreme need and symbolic resistance on the one hand and harmless local initiatives on the other.

The question is whether Urban Commons can deliver where other companies have failed.

But the usage "to raise the question" is so much more common that I've nearly given this one up.

Unsurprisingly, it also tends to perform better, the more common the question is.