Sentence examples for connection to the question from inspiring English sources

Instead, given how much meaningfulness is immediately and obviously available — right here and right now, amid the rocket's red glare and the bombs bursting in air — the desire to understand the war's larger context is just a personal choice, with no necessary connection to the question of whether today's battle is worth the fighting.

That is a great commitment, but it has no direct connection to the question of whether the future we create will be one in which terrorists either stop or continue to attack us.

If you feel a personal connection to the question you are exploring, and you understand the societal significance of this work, you will seek out and talk to other scientists who can perhaps contribute to the development of your work or benefit from hearing what you are doing.

Writing in a personable, accessible style, Summit and Vermeule guide readers through the long history of this debate from Plato to Pixar, drawing compelling connections to the questions and problems of today.

Two people have complained to the FDA that they got sick after eating pistachios, but health officials have not made any definitive connection to the nuts in question, Acheson said.

In announcing the new policy, Jill Geer, a spokeswoman for USA Track and Field, said the procedures were developed by the organization's officials with input from Olympic athletes — though none who have any connection to the event in question.

However, the conditions determining eligibility for applying for parental orders do not require both intending parents to have a 'genetic' connection to the child in question, but instead specify only that the 'gametes of at least one of the applicants' were usedvv (Biggs and Jones 2013).

This question has obvious connections to the broader question of natural kinds in science.

MIT's connection to the company came into question after MIT Technology Review detailed Nectome's promotion of its "100percentt fatal" technology.

It didn't help that the medium's connection to the afterlife jammed whenever the questions to the deceased became too specific.

Mr. Hemmerdinger's connection to the club was first questioned by Hakeem Jeffries, a Democratic assemblyman from Brooklyn, who described it as an all-white organization.