Sentence examples for but the core question from inspiring English sources

It was reiterated that the TUEs had been legal but the core question of whether they matched the spirit in which Team Sky had been founded was merely skirted.

He was saying that he had been wrong, something that Hitchens didn't do often enough — wrong not about anything in particular (he defended every specific political choice he'd made), but about the core question of whether America was a force for good or evil in the world.

But he said the core question in the report was "how to develop safe and humane and effective detention that's appropriate for the civil context".

The challenges in future research will be to take into account a number of pitfalls inherent both to the study of medical educational research and to the field of EB [ 35], but also to focus on the core question as to how EB are related to medical performance.

They also not look at sentiment for this study — but were rather fixed on addressing the core question of whether a Twitter account is automated or not.

The core question isn't whom they love, but who they are — that is, identity as distinct from sexual orientation.

That was the core question.

Underlying the battle is the core question of flexibility.

"The Palestinian question is the core question of this region," he said.

That is the core question that everyone in the analyst community is asking".

The core question now is how you federalize a diverse society under one-party control.