Sentence examples for enduring questions from inspiring English sources

The losses will also raise enduring questions about JPMorgan's ability to manage its risks.

The problems of cycling, and the enduring questions around Astana, recede briefly.

The vast literature on Hitler and Nazism keeps circling around a few enduring questions.

But the conflict between Hoover and F.D.R. also raises more enduring questions.

It is accessible, touchingly human and intimate; it also tackles enduring questions of discrimination and injustice.

Even before Mr. Klebnikov was killed, Russia was stalked by enduring questions.

The enduring question will be, Does it work?

"But the enduring question is where their loyalties would lie in our absence.

THE profitability of slavery is an enduring question of economic history.

The enduring question isn't whether Macklemore is guilty of appropriation.

His answer to my enduring question here — "Which Comes First, Peak Everything or Peak us?" — is the latter.