Sentence examples for Dominant question from inspiring English sources
The dominant question in American politics today, scholars say, is the relationship between democracy and the capitalist economy.
When talks begin in Geneva tomorrow, there should be little concern with the formerly dominant question of suspending enrichment at Natanz.
The dominant question that marked the Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals — what did the President know and when did he know it?
Until the attack in Bali, however, the dominant question in Indonesian politics was whether Mrs. Megawati's election prospects would survive the political damage from Mr. Taufik's business deals, American diplomats said.
Whether policy makers should take big steps to tackle the economic doldrums -- by printing even more money and buying even more assets -- will be the dominant question at the symposium and at the Fed's next meeting on Sept. 21.
— you begin to ask yourself if the liking or not liking of the author as a person is really interesting or illuminating, aesthetically or ethically, as a dominant question when reading a literary biography.
These are still the dominant questions surrounding the golden boy now grown to peripatetic maturity.
"It will be of real benefit to our global audience, to see how dominant questions of our time - economics, geopolitics, climate change, immigration, media, democracy and more - are being grasped in such an important part of the world.
Rusbridger added: "It will be of real benefit to our global audience, to see how dominant questions of our time – economics, geopolitics, climate change, immigration, media, democracy and more – are being grasped in such an important part of the world".
One of the dominant questions facing the Internet today is, how can the network meet the needs of the users and their applications Quality of Service (QoS) while trying to keep such implementations scalable to the billions of users present on the Internet?
Those were two of the dominant questions at the SF MusicTech Summit this week, where representatives from internet radio platforms, music app startups, and the recording industry gathered to discuss, as they did inFebruaryat the same conference, the implications of music's unbridled digital transmission between consumers, as well the expanding opportunities to charge people for that content.
