Sentence examples for basic questions arise from inspiring English sources

A number of basic questions arise from such a work.

Examined with expert eyes, basic questions arise concerning the purpose of the narratives, the identity of the readership for which they were written, and the broader historical setting.

Several basic questions arise from these findings.

However, in attempting to decide upon a particular combination of method parts, some basic questions arose during the process of developing and testing method C, which have still to be clarified.

One of the basic questions arising from this spectacular increase in sequence volume concerns the possible detrimental effects of this shift in quantity on the quality of the obtained data.

So as the region erupts in protests seeking democracy, a basic question arises: What took so long?

As radiation levels rise at the crippled reactors in northern Japan, a basic question arises: how long can workers keep struggling to ward off full meltdowns?

If the difference is not due to methodology, a basic question arises: are the shorter periods of sighted subjects "aftereffects" of entrainment to light, or is there a fundamental genetic difference between these groups?

The basic question arising from this molecular work, addressed in this study, is whether there are any characteristics in the graminicolous downy mildews that are reflecting the close relationship of downy mildews and Phytophthora and the rather basal position of the graminicolous downy mildews that was revealed by recent molecular phylogenetic investigations.

And as in so many westerns, basic ethical questions arise with stark, life-and-death force.

For without that basic connection two key questions arise.