Sentences with phrase «old question begs»

Stick or Pad The age - old question begs to be asked again, as well look into the differences between an arcade stick and traditional controller.

Not exact matches

Now let's be honest, that is over 6 years old and begs the question, what have they won since then?

TC: It sort of begs the age - old signaling risk question.

Begs the question of why you believe in all the old testament nonsense is it not redundant?

The incredible impact of Sturridge's introduction begs the question of where the club could have been this season if the 25 - year - old had not endured five months out on the sidelines.

Aaron Ramsey put in another stellar performance in Arsenal's 2 - 1 victory over Swansea City on Saturday, begging an almost unthinkable question prior to the season: is the 22 - year - old Welsh captain the league's best player so far?

Even the severe bout of weather England has had to withstood recently couldn't stop United from topping the charts at Christmas, so it begs to question how on earth will Sunderland, whom last won a competitive match at Old Trafford way back in 1968, will halt the unstoppable force that is Manchester United?

In fairness though, the latter was pretty prolific last season in Argentina although it begs the question why none of the top teams, or even some of the mediocre sides around Europe didn't spot anything out of the ordinary in the 25 year - old but Martinez did, or supposedly has.

«While our financial review can not determine intent,» Bill Thompson, the city comptroller at the time, told the Times, «this incredible mismanagement begs the question: Was this plain old incompetence or a blatant attempt to mislead the public?»

«These data begged the question: where did the old DNA go?»

Released in 2013, this second generation begs the question whether Bentleys get old, or mature like fine wine?

James Scott Bell, My old logic professor told me not to get upset when people misuse forms of «begs the question» since most people don't know what it means and there's nothing to be done about it.

This all kinda begs an EMH question — if everyone knows that value stocks outperform in the long run, don't you think that's gonna get more than priced in, particularly when people feel so confident about this 40 year old theory that they consider it a fact.

It begs the question, why didn't Activision use the Gold Edition of Marvel Ultimate Alliance for this bundle rather than the older incomplete version?

It begs the old question «What is the art?»

He talks about religious groups being the oldest organizations in society, by far, and owning 8 percent of the earth's surface, begging the question of why wouldn't you work with them to save nature.

This begs the question: why don't the Japanese value their old homes?

Which begs the question: can you dig up really old things that your friends said back in the day?

This begs another question: with the Millennials getting older, won't we see the drop - off we've been waiting for?

While I don't expect they will go back to the «old school» methods, it does beg the question, will they restrict current brokerage services?