| But that begs the question of why that deal happened now as opposed to two years ago and what we had to give up to get it. |
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| That begs the question, what kind of an idiot moves into a building next to a nightclub expecting peace and quiet? |
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| The successful auction of the seven-litre Merc, for me, begs the question as to whether investing in classic cars is worthwhile. |
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| No real surprises here but it begs the question of why such obvious flaws were never caught in advance. |
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| It might be argued that it begs the question to assume that exploitation can be mutually advantageous and consensual. |
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| In fact, it begs the question whether preserving today's national boundaries is a worthwhile goal. |
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| Saying that the consideration is what moves the transfer begs the question, really, because the question here is, what does move it? |
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| But this begs the question, for it assumes that the state and religion arose from two independent sources. |
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| When a game of footy is compared, in serious terms, it begs the question, what is valued more, life or kicking the pigskin around? |
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| It begs the question, in a time when any live music is becoming rare, why was he on a stage or why did he want to be onstage? |
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| It therefore begs the question and doesn't prove a thing about real-life biological evolution. |
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| This now begs the question, is it time for the silent majority to get off the fence and let its voice be heard? |
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| That begs the question as to whether our money would be safer under the mattress or in a bank deposit account than invested in shares, unit trusts or pension schemes. |
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| And an argument that begs the question clearly does not work. |
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| It seems to me that this begs the question as well as implicitly assuming a kind of universal agreement about human rights that I don't think is historically supported. |
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| It also begs the question of why it is that people cannot live between paydays. |
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| We must make a careful analysis of the reasons behind the Irish vote, which begs the question of what is wrong with the European project. |
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| This begs the question of why some of the most powerful people in history have been among history's greatest collectors as well. |
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| All of this begs the question of the role that public policy should play in payments system innovation. |
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| This begs the question, however, of whether these families would be assisted by a norm of shared parenting. |
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| The absence of any listed packagings begs the question as to exactly which packagings are permitted. |
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| This explanation does not, however, take us very far, for it begs the question of why this is the case. |
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| But this begs the question, precisely, of how to understand the covenantal mission and how to engender it. |
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| By re-employing the Deceased the Company reassumed its duties as employer but that begs the question as to whether those duties included the duty to give pension advice. |
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| This argument assumes the conclusion, and so begs the question. |
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| In fact, it only begs the question of whether they have evolved at all. |
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| This kind of statement begs the question as to whether these companies are provided with data on the demographic reality of their clientele or the publication's readership. |
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| Therefore it begs the question as to why we would have sacrificed so much of our Canadian magazine industry when in fact we were simply creating legally acceptable legislation that would protect this vital industry. |
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| Which naturally begs the question, where is Kent drawing from? |
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| It also begs the question of whether soil users or sewage sludge producers, i.e. towns and municipalities, should be liable for any soil degradation. |
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| Women know very well that the argument put forward by men that they too have contributed to the breaking of the silence imposed on women begs the question. |
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| This begs the question as to whether there is a point at which the city diplomacy process is so fragile that foreign local governments ought to consider withdrawing. |
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| I think it begs the question that maybe this Conservative government has another agenda and that is that it wants to clear the decks for a possible election. |
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| All of this begs the question why it was not possible to muster enough government and international support to establish an effective coast guard that would protect Madagascar's economic interests and environmental integrity. |
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| About the best one can say for it is that it depends on substantial and moot principles of Aristotelian metaphysics, and, in any case, as a suasive argument, begs the question. |
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| The fiduciary duties of directors are being thought of not only as duties, but as relationships with stakeholders and this begs the question of how to assimilate and accommodate, at times, competing stakeholder views. |
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| Profitability in production is shaky, and this rather pointedly begs the question as to whether agricultural production in Europe makes sense any longer. |
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| The fact that most funding is for third party projects begs the question of whether the institutions have no priorities of their own which require funding. |
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| Naturally, this begs the question of whether the duty extends to those who can afford to pay for some or all of their legal costs and to persons charged with minor offences only. |
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| It really begs the question as to whose side the government is on. |
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| As noted earlier, the Canadian floating rate was unexpectedly stable in the 1950s, which begs the question as to how much of a role it played if it varied so little. |
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| The fact some people appropriate your work begs the question of copyright? |
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| This begs the question of whether standard bankers' hours even exist anymore and suggests that the room to gain from extended hours may be diminishing. |
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| The objection is that the argument begs the question, meaning that the premise, that God has all the virtues, assumes the conclusion, that God is benevolent. |
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| First is that he begs the question in assuming a first in the series. |
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