Sentence examples for been a recurring question from inspiring English sources

That has been a recurring question since June 2016, when the NHL decided to put its 31st franchise in Las Vegas.

Running through much of the Chinese conversation about the Games has been a recurring question that reflects the broader debate unfolding around the strains in China's economic boom: What kind of values does it all — the money, the pageantry, the gold medals — stand for, anyway?

"What does that even mean?" is a recurring question, as are indignant post-mortems on their various bunk-ups.

It's a recurring question in New York, though the answer has been mostly "yes" since 2009 when the state switched to "optimum scan" machines.

This was a recurring question that I faced throughout my visit in the Western Saharan refugee camp of Dakhla.

"A recurring question is, 'How are you preparing our children for the world?'" said Melvin Jules Bukiet, a writing professor at Sarah Lawrence, in Yonkers, N.Y.

It's some variation on a recurring question I get in town after town.

A recurring question is: how complete is the proteomics analysis?

However, a recurring question is who to enroll, and how to know if the participant is capable of using the technology, and also if they are likely to use it.

A recurring question was whether radicalisation of especially young ethnic-minority Britons, albeit a tiny minority, might be a response to Western policy, now and in the past, rather than a phenomenon originating within that culture.

8], a recurring question has been whether the statutory and the constitutional provisions are coextensive.