Sentence examples for a core question in from inspiring English sources

A core question in cognitive science concerns how humans acquire and represent knowledge about their environments.

A core question in end-to-end encrypted messaging is: how do I know a person is who they say they are?

A core question in cancer biology is the identity and nature of the cancer 'cell of origin', that is, the target cell where the first oncogenic-driving mutation occurs leading to tumor initiation.

"A core question is whether, in examining this nation's history and tradition, the Court will protect only those interests supported by a specific and longlasting tradition, or whether the Court will not so constrict its analysis," Senator Joseph Biden said during hearings on David Souter's nomination, in 1990.

A core question is: "What is the smallest change in score in the construct to be measured which patients consider important?

Thus, the issue of what really motivates care providers in Africa has again become a core question for research on health system performance in sub-Saharan Africa.

I was the first in my family to be born in America, and a core question that guides me is, is yoga considered more American than I am?

In this respect, a core question of democracy how good are our representatives—has infiltrated science.

A lawyer for the agents, Sean R. Gallagher, characterized the core question in the case this way: "The issue before the court today is whether Secret Service agents who are prepared to take a bullet for the vice president must also be prepared to take a retaliatory arrest lawsuit, even when they have probable cause to make an arrest".

This means we need to subsidize the poor, the sick, and the risky, and the core question in any program is how big that subsidy will be.

And while just about everyone here agrees that America's largest, wildest national forest holds great resources, the core question in the debate is this: just how much of an economic resource is untouched wilderness?