Now such a result, theoretically at least, is possible, for it is a mere question of potential or speed.
All knew and felt instinctively that the king was in the toils, that he could not have broken through the network spread for him, and that it was a mere question of days as to when he would be forced to surrender.
Indeed, it was generally supposed that it was a mere question of time before Mademoiselle d'Antin should take the veil.
Even if Princess Montefiano makes difficulties, it is a mere questionof time.
If in this I am correct, then the passage of the present bill is a mere question of policy and interest.
But now we must think differently, for now we know that everywhere we have to deal with the same forces, and that it is a mere question of inventing proper methods or apparatus for rendering them available.
But if it were a mere question of interest or expediency, they would still reject it.
Otherwise it appeared to be a mere question of time.
The surrounding country is one of the most beautiful and fertile imaginable, and its rise to wealth and populousness must be a mere question of time, and that time hurried on by a speed that is astonishing.
In any event, however, the general introduction of the interlocking apparatus into the American railroad system may be regarded as a mere question of the value of land and concentration of traffic.
It is, however, at best only a balancing of disadvantages,--a mere question as to which practice involves the least amount of danger.
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