The successful auction of the seven-litre Merc, for me, begs the question as to whether investing in classic cars is worthwhile. |
When a game of footy is compared, in serious terms, it begs the question, what is valued more, life or kicking the pigskin around? |
It might be argued that it begs the question to assume that exploitation can be mutually advantageous and consensual. |
In fact, it begs the question whether preserving today's national boundaries is a worthwhile goal. |
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. |
No real surprises here but it begs the question of why such obvious flaws were never caught in advance. |