Sentence examples for especially the question of from inspiring English sources
Especially the question of feeling and non-feeling.
The conduct of the war -- especially the question of whether to use force against the Iraqi regime -- is one of the biggest issues before the country.
But they also realized that an exact forecast was difficult for several reasons, especially the question of how clouds would react.
It is instead an effort to understand the particular problems that regulation in this new world will present -- especially the question of what kind of regulation (activist or laissez faire) makes sense.
Among the issues that will be examined are noise, odor, effect on river traffic, and especially the question of resuspension -- that is, whether the dredging process itself stirs up PCB's from the river bottom mud and recontaminates the water.
Kipling's letters include comments and instructions concerning the publication of his books and stories; contemporary political developments in England and in British foreign affairs, especially the question of home rule for India; and a few requests for research materials which he used in writing his novel Captains Courageous.
Garber researches the history of philosophy and the history of science in the early modern period, especially the questions of what is considered philosophy and what is considered science, and how that has changed over time.
Uribe – who had declined repeated invitations to meet President Juan Manuel Santos and the rebel commander in chief Rodrigo Londoño, known by the nom de guerre Timochenko, during the talks – is now trying to steer a renegotiation of the settlement under his terms, especially the questions of punishment for war crimes and congressional seats for demobilised guerrillas.
The junta might find it hard to ignore their opinions, especially over the question of federalism.
