Question in a sentence

It’s not just a question of budgets, it’s a question of priorities,” Amsalem said in an interview with Channel 12.

After not responding to the question directly, he advised her to "go ask China" the same question, The Hill reported.

During today’s question and answer session, please limit your initial query to one question and one related follow-up.

He never ran away from a question, or twisted it, in spin-doctor fashion, into the question he wished he had been asked.

Our first question comes from the line of Ben Bienvenu with Stephens, Inc. Please proceed with your question.

This is actually a varied question because, really, the question that you’re asking is: What about authority?

The answer is the answer to a different question, a British question admittedly, but one that was not asked.

The question of what exactly a country such as Nigeria wants from global ranking of universities is thus a major question.

Asking the simple question, 'what's your favorite rodeo', may be the question you've been looking for to stump some people.

Each question is built upon the response to the previous question to gather a better assessment of the patient’s condition.

At each turn, a player asks a question, all the players, including the one asking the question, pick a stick from the group.

One of the board members asked a question which since when do you and it was a great question because we hear it everywhere.

I know you have been asked this question a billion time, and I promise this will be my only question related to this subject.

More fundamental than the question of who is guilty of antisemitism is the question of what antisemitism is in the first place.

These facts are up for question and everyone is entitled to question the validity of facts by law enforcement in a court of law.

It goes back to Marx’s famous essay on that question, and Herzl then wrote another essay in 1897, which asks the question again.

It wasn’t even a question of whether I would do it, it was more of a question of ‘how can I help out?

But when you sit up there in front of a coach and ask a question, could you have the decency to represent the question accurately?

I didn't realize I would be jumping from question to question, Googling at 2 a.m., checking my child's pulse for no reason at all.

As there is no response, I will go to the next question, and your next question comes from the line of Karen Flynn, Morgan Stanley.