Sentence examples for core question in the from inspiring English sources

And while just about everyone here agrees that America's largest, wildest national forest holds great resources, the core question in the debate is this: just how much of an economic resource is untouched wilderness?

The core question in the Latif case was whether to credit the intelligence report or Mr. Latif's own account of what he was doing in Afghanistan in late 2001.

A lawyer for the agents, Sean R. Gallagher, characterized the core question in the case this way: "The issue before the court today is whether Secret Service agents who are prepared to take a bullet for the vice president must also be prepared to take a retaliatory arrest lawsuit, even when they have probable cause to make an arrest".

This is obviously another core question in the theory of collective intentionality, one where philosophical analysis on the one hand and the interests of social science and normative theorizing on the other meet.

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 core question in the jurisprudence on surveillance is whether the government's actions violate what the Supreme Court has called "a reasonable expectation of privacy".

One of the core questions in the trial is whether that low rate of finding evidence of criminality suggests, as the plaintiffs claim, that many of the stops were baseless.

Based on the experimental evidence of relationships between stress, circadian rhythm and nociception, we then asked the core questions in the present study: if Per1 plays a functional role in stress systems, what are the stress-induced alterations of behavior in grooming and nociception when Per1 losses its molecular function?

Main codes were established for the core questions in the interview guide; sub-codes were inductively formulated to identify emerging sub-themes.

One of the core questions in the field asks: how did a colonization event by a green algae over 450 mya lead to one of the most successful lineages on the tree of life?

This means we need to subsidize the poor, the sick, and the risky, and the core question in any program is how big that subsidy will be.