The sentence 'there is any question' is not correct as it stands.
It should be written as 'Is there any question?' For example: Is there any question as to why this decision was made?.
I don't think there is any question we'll get an economic rebound.
"I don't think there is any question about it," Mrs. Koppell said.
"I don't think there is any question he's good for our game," Stern said recently.
"I don't think there is any question that they will take animals with them if instructed by authorities.
"If there is any question of this, it was confirmed in the last days of the the legislative session".
And if there is any question, they will hold a patient there and take an X-ray to make sure".
Any time there is any question about whether a crumbling or flaking material contains asbestos, it should be tested.
"I don't think there is any question there ought to be a review," Boehner said on Tueday.
12.34pm: Conservatives David Clelland (Lab) asks if there is any question to which the answer is the Conservatives.
If there is any question about why Danger is back, a telescoped line in the opening scene foreshadows the outcome.
"If there is any question about whether we should stay in Florida, the answer is an absolute no".
