Sentence examples for a social question from inspiring English sources
There is a social question to be asked about young people with nothing to lose".
There are very few questions where numbers of that sort can be found to agree on a social question.
How much is this a social question, and how much is it a linguistic question, and to what degree are those two things separable?
Much of this was opportunism but in the middle of it there is a social question to be asked about young people with nothing to lose".
I looked up and asked him how he was feeling, keeping purposely vague about whether I was posing a medical or a social question.
What turns this shift from demographic accounting to a social question is the pursuit-of-happiness factor: as a rule, do people live alone because they want to or because they have to?
Twitter's IPO will encourage firms such as Pinterest, a service that lets people create online scrapbooks of images, and Quora, a social question-and-answer site, to consider going public too.
"Gaming is a vice for many people and it is a reasonable social question whether it should be permitted or not," said Gregory C Unruh, professor of values leadership at George Mason University and an expert on sustainable business strategy.
He challenged the N.S.A. because it reduced a complicated social question (what is the role of surveillance in a democratic society?) to a technical one: how much data can we acquire and analyze?
By reframing the issue as not about the right of all Americans to marry the person they love but about the right of all Americans to participate in deciding a fundamental social question, he appealed to the core values of a mostly conservative Supreme Court.
To take perhaps the most obvious and timely example, it's clearly bizarre to try to settle a tough social question like the need for gun control by reference to a two-centuries-old view that "a well regulated militia [is] necessary to the security of a free State".
