Sentence examples for answer to the old question from inspiring English sources
Still, on balance, the answer to the old question, What, are friends for?
The answer to the old question, Kud a idyot Rossiia ("whither Russia?"), is down and further down.
It has no final answer to the old question of why Scottish MPs should be allowed to vote on English matters once Scotland has a parliament.
"The last time we played them was a special series," he said, straining to come up with a new answer to the old question about what it feels like to renew the rivalry with the Devils and goaltender Martin Brodeur.
These simple lungs were also able to power periods of high metabolism and intense activity, he now believes, a theory that provides a hybrid answer to the old question of whether dinosaurs were cold- or warm-blooded creatures.
For mobile users, GaN can help ensure an affirmative answer to the old question, "Can you hear me now?" The efficiency and resistance to heat and electronic interference of microwave amplifiers built with GaN enables broader, more reliable cellular coverage, while eliminating the need for power-sucking cooling fans required by older cell phone tower technologies.
Much depends on one's answer to the old questions: how can tragedy give pleasure, and how can tales of failure and defeat be somehow good for us?
Meyer sees the rise of Russia as not only unpredictable but even inexplicable, although he gives an oblique answer to the old questions of whether Russia is inherently expansionist, and whether its growth was aggressive or defensive, in a nice phrase: "Expansion has been Russia's equivalent of a missile shield".
Only then did I realize these books were an answer to the oldest party question on the planet: if you could have dinner with any person in history, who would it be?
Still, the work produced needs to answer the old question: Does it move us?
Traditionally, collaboration network or citation network is used to answer the old question how scientists or engineers interact with each other.
