Sentence examples for but the primary question from inspiring English sources

Application of reference intervals derived from populations of different ethnicity and environment might appear to be more conservative, but the primary question of trials in Africa is, and should be, will this investigational product be safe and efficacious in this population?

But perhaps the primary question for future technology is not whether it will work, but whether it will work in the way we expect.

Their rushing attack, their fierce defense, their moxie have been present throughout, but Sanchez was the primary question mark.

But classical sentimentalists clearly considered the primary question to be a moral psychological one: What feature of human nature reason, sentiment, or intuition explains why we approve of something or blame someone?

But given the complicated context of Lebanon (as I will show below), the primary question worth asking is very simple: why did Sally do it?

The primary question is, will he leave the Angels?

"The primary question mark is, 'How accessible are the holders of the debt?' " Mr. Bane said.

The primary question remains: Which sites will meet the definition of an official museum?

The primary question, he says, is "Where is it, and why is it there?

The primary question for the Yankees is how they react, philosophically, to the Detroit fiasco.

The primary question, to be sure, is what can be done to shorten or alleviate these bad times.