Sentence examples for An enduring question from inspiring English sources
An enduring question these days is how to engage children with nature given how much time they spend looking at screens of one size or another.
An enduring question is whether all the parties harmed by these activities should be able to recover compensation for their losses.
An enduring question in business ethics is whether a salesperson's role should be viewed as that of paternalistic protector of the interests of the buyer.
An enduring question is the extent of regional specialisation for information of different kinds.
An enduring question is whether rule-based generalization is uniquely human or whether other animals can also abstract rules and apply them to novel situations.
An enduring question surrounding sex chromosome evolution is whether effective hemizygosity in the heterogametic sex leads inevitably to dosage compensation of sex-linked genes, and whether this compensation has been observed in a variety of organisms.
The origin of the first living cells is an intriguing and enduring question at the heart of evolutionary theory.
The enduring question will be, Does it work?
"But the enduring question is where their loyalties would lie in our absence.
The enduring question isn't whether Macklemore is guilty of appropriation.
His answer to my enduring question here — "Which Comes First, Peak Everything or Peak us?" — is the latter.
