Sentence examples for a key question when from inspiring English sources

A Key Question When Dr. Randall Bateman first tried to get funds for an effort to answer a sort of chicken-and-egg question about Alzheimer's, some grant reviewers turned him down, saying they doubted it would work.

A key question when using DDA, is when to activate the difficulty adjustment.

A key question when using data-driven algorithms to develop these empirical models is how domain knowledge should be incorporated into the machine learning process.

After 30 plus years of remarkable growth, China's policymakers have been discussing a key question: When will that trend bend downwards?

A key question when considering the deployment of a new TB vaccine designed to boost BCG is when to administer the boost.

Whether evolution is predictable becomes a key question when deciding how to translate and apply evolutionary theory to solve real-world problems.

In the absence of a pre-defined immunological correlate of protection, the key question when developing a new TB vaccine is whether such significantly enhanced immune responses seen after the MVA85A boost in both the short and long interval boosting studies are accompanied by an improvement in protective efficacy.

You're even allowed to call him a terrorist by citing his refusal to answer the key question: "When did you stop being a Muslim?" This is not just about the new poll that reveals one-fifth of the American public believes President Obama is an adherent of Islam -- a larger percentage than when he was elected.

"Key question: When has the stock market fallen sharply when this ratio has been at such low levels?" The answer is "never," but some analysts prefer to say "not yet".

One key question: When did animals first develop mirror-image symmetry and other features (such as a digestive tract) that go with it?

Which brings me back to the key question: when will my daughters have sex for the first time?