Sentence examples for this question rather from inspiring English sources

Certainly the courts, on a case-by-case basis, would be better placed to consider this question rather than a generic parliamentarian decision.

John Tierney cuts to the heart of the question "What is good journalism?" As an avid consumer of news, I would implore news editors around the country to stay focused on this question rather than chasing after sensational headlines.

If the church is seeking peace of mind on this question, rather than political propaganda, it might wish to consult with Nancy Pollikoff, a law professor at American University.

With that in mind, more of us are asking this question: Rather than focusing only on people with a suspected or diagnosed genetic disease, why not also use genome sequencing to help seemingly healthy people screen for all sorts of conditions, even diseases for which they have no known family history?

The question "Would you describe yourself as a calm and quiet person?" changes the least, probably due to this question rather measuring a trait of character then effects of illness or treatment.

For example, after showing the split results from a challenging clicker question, an instructor might say, "It looks like we need to work together to come to consensus on this question," rather than "Well, 60% of you are wrong about this".

That's begging the question rather than answering it.

Expression of active Notch1 fragments in several CRC lines by using viral vectors should be able to shed some light onto this open question rather quickly.

"I was thinking that I wanted someone nice to spend the rest of my life with," he replied in a tone of voice indicating that perhaps this question was rather silly, with a rather obvious answer.

This is essentially an empirical question rather than a point of principle.

There are several conventional answers to this question, all rather dry.