Sentence examples similar to been an enduring question from inspiring English sources

"Does politics matter" is an enduring question in urban studies.

How innovators capture value from innovation is an enduring question.

The search strategies they rely on to achieve this is an enduring question in ecology.

THE profitability of slavery is an enduring question of economic history.

The effect of Delaware incorporation on firm value is an enduring question in corporate law.

The extent to which climate change has affected the course of human evolution is an enduring question.

While Jakelin, the little girl in the blue blouse, rates headlines for the time being, an enduring question remains.

Whether market or hierarchy is more effective in organizing assets and activities to create value is an enduring question (Zenger, Felin & Bilelow, 2011).

The inconsistency of predictions from solution concepts of conventional game theory with experimental observations is an enduring question.

Deep in his history lies a particular tenderness toward his mother, who has posed, since his boyhood, an enduring question: "Who are you today, Will Testerman?" As the query suggests, the answer varies day by day.

An enduring question is whether rule-based generalization is uniquely human or whether other animals can also abstract rules and apply them to novel situations.