Sentence examples for big question of how from inspiring English sources

But there remains the big question of how President Obama will handle the cannabis spring.

And there is a big question of how to do it [INAUDIBLE].

But the big question of how a commercial enterprise like Netscape would benefit from releasing its source code remains.

Then there is the really big question of how Britain is to pay its way in the world.

The MIT Professor emeritus of Economics and recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in economics answers the big question of how to fix social security.

"In my mind, it's all very much trying to get at the same big question of how social status and health get transmitted from parents to children," Conley said.

Hasson is digging into the big questions of how we exchange ideas, thoughts, and memories with others — and, at a more fundamental level, how the mind works.

Uri Hasson is digging into the big questions of how we exchange ideas, thoughts, and memories with others — and, at a more fundamental level, how the mind works.

Without resolution of the big questions of how to fund care equitably and sustainably, and how to bring additional resources into the system, the debate will continue to be overshadowed by crisis, fear and misery.

Run by the Norwegian Polar Institute, the mission is exploring the big questions of how the region is changing and what this means for the ice and the wildlife.

Attracted by the "big questions" of how an organism grows from a fertilized egg into a creature with specialized body parts, he did a 3-year postdoc with Harvard biophysicist Walter Gilbert, already a Nobel laureate, and neurobiologist H. Robert Horvitz at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who just won his Nobel Prize this month.