Sentence examples for basic question that from inspiring English sources

But the basic question that was there from the start remains: Must deeper political integration follow?

It is the lack of an answer to this basic question that makes the whole book faintly tedious.

The regional-jet revolution figures in a basic question that is being asked by those who fly a lot and think analytically about the devastated air-transport industry.

During the question period, one of the teachers asked a basic question that had also been puzzling me: What are the plants in a soil-free farm made of?

One basic question that has run through the Democratic primary content, between Clinton and Sanders, and now through the general-election season, is whether young voters want to overthrow the systems of power in this country or join them.

"Oh, I feel so much safer now," she mockingly attested, never veering from the basic question that consumes East Liverpool protesters: Where has Candidate Gore been these eight years while the incinerator was working uninterrupted?

The debate raises basic questions that reach far beyond Boston.

The crunch that followed was a reminder that emerging-market regulators should worry less about following procedure and more about basic questions that are too often overlooked: are banks growing at sensible and sustainable rates?

For example, the agency recently intensified its pat-down procedures, but, for what it says are security reasons, has declined to answer basic questions that might allay concerns that the new pat-downs are glorified grope sessions.

But, beyond hand-waving, they don't engage much with some basic questions that might be of concern to the rest of us: Will much longer lives guarantee better lives, or better societies?

One of the basic questions that arise in the context of RBF networks concerns their complexity, i.e. the number of basis functions that are necessary for a reliable representation, which should balance the accuracy and the robustness.