Sentence examples for won't be a question from inspiring English sources

It won't be a question of shutting the office door and never having to see it again.

Referring to this weekend's talks, Stern said: "It won't be a question of just starting the season on time; it will be a lot at risk from the absence of progress".

"The key thing is they are going to be investigated by the police and when they get investigated by the police and when the truth is out, it won't be a question of whether or not they have jobs or whether or not they resigned from those jobs, it's a question of whether they are going to be prosecuted, whether they are going to be convicted, whether they are going to be punished".

"And it won't be a question of whether people that have disabilities are better or worse.

Moeen Ali, England's first-choice Test spinner last summer, has been added to the squad, but it won't be a question of Tredwell just stepping aside - he's put himself right in contention for selection.

There won't be a question of me being appointed into the roles consecutively – like one, two, three – it will have to be all three at one time.

Even once we have their names, that won't be an easy question.

Writing in his Mail on Sunday column about how team-mates would likely react, the Test seamer Stuart Broad said: "I know there won't be any questions.

"The manifesto won't be just a question of supporting one way of reading or another but of using all the opportunities available to help children become lifelong readers".

I can't be judged, I won't be assumed to be straight, I won't be asked questions, I won't have a slur thrown at me, I won't have a man hitting on me, I won't make anyone uncomfortable by being me.

"But marriage is such an established concept in Indian life, I won't be able to question it.