Sentence examples for The principal question from inspiring English sources

The principal question in the case was what happens then.

The principal question hovering through this teensy but pungent slice of life is whether Lucy's self-destructive mechanism will kick in.

The principal question is whether I can cleverly incorporate all my college plans into the next month despite my unhurried sense of time.

The principal question that the chancellor's five tests seek to answer is whether Britain could live with interest rates set by the European Central Bank.

"The principal question is how much and where the money from selling Ceske Radio goes," said Libor Vinklat of Erste Bank in Prague.

"The principal question in the white paper is how to adapt defense to a financial crisis — defense is a matter of sovereignty, and so is the security of the public accounts," he said in the interview.

Mr. Lowell said that he was turning over to the police the results of the polygraph test, including the background questions, the principal questions and the graphs.

His Review of the Principal Questions and Difficulties in Morals (1758) pleaded the cause of ethical intuitionism and Rationalism, foreshadowing both Kant's ethics and 20th-century developments.

One possible source for the position is Richard Price's Review of the Principal Questions of Morals (1756), but it is noteworthy that Godwin himself later identified this 'error' as a function of his Sandemanianism.

This is clearly the case when Leibniz and Clarke consider one of the principal questions of their correspondence, whether their common acceptance of the principle of sufficient reason entails that one of them holds the correct conception of space (cf. L3: 4 and C 3: 4-5).

The principal questions which remain to be addressed are: 1) does a common progenitor exist for the three mature neural lineages?