Sentence examples for environment the question from inspiring English sources
In a normal environment, the question might be what bipartisan initiatives the President might propose, and how plausible they were.
In this environment, the question is less what Mr. Mueller will do next and more what Congress and the American people will do with the information they already have.
As these substances accumulate in our environment, the question of their bioavailability becomes increasingly important.
In this environment the question for the news business becomes not if they should change, but how do they change.
In this environment, the question if SMBG in NIT-DM patients is cost-effective is no less than necessary.
Since Yaphigh and Yaplow hepatocytes are intermixed in the same environment, the question is whether Yaphigh hepatocytes are more responsive to pro-inflammatory cytokines.
In total, when investigating adaptive divergence between populations in human-altered environments the question arises if local adaption reflects historical or more recent anthropogenically modified selection regimes and demographic parameters.
At worst, an attempt to use the systemic risk fund could turn into another fiasco like last summer's, when the government tried unsuccessfully to use public funds to save the Sogo department stores.Where next?With the clock ticking and the environment deteriorating, the question of what to do about Japan's ailing banks is gathering new urgency.
Our measure of the perception of the safety of the environment was the question 'On a scale of 1 100, how safe do you think your neighbourhood is?', answered using a visual slider.
Secondly, wheels are often at a competitive disadvantage when compared with other means of propulsion (such as walking, running, or slithering) in natural environments (addressing the question "If wheels could evolve, why would they be unlikely to do so?").
Indeed, the diversity of these peoples' physical, human and social environments raises the question of the appropriateness of having tools adapted to these communities as a whole.
