Sentence examples for essence question from inspiring English sources

While it obviously does well with the essence question, it seems to do less well when we consider its relation to ethics.

That is, in essence, the question that Herbert M. Greenberg, 70, who has been blind since he was 10, has been helping managers answer for the last 39 years.

As to a "particular connection," the Advocate General confirmed what was already held in the case law of national courts: Establishing whether a child has a particular connection with the relevant Member State within the meaning of Article 15(3), is in essence a question of fact as it only requires to check a list of circumstances set out in Article 15(3)(a - e).

In essence, the question is which came first, a new species or its sex pheromone?

In essence, the question compares apples to oranges, which further muddies the waters.

For example, 'it was burnt' in (b) is reinterpreted to mean that the individual essence in question is an individual essence of something that was burnt.

But John Bercow then told the PM that it was a "good idea to try to remember the essence of question that was put".

In essence, the question becomes: why can't Latinx folks have nice things?

But time is of the essence: the question of what the Electoral College should do has a clock ticking loudly on it.

In essence, this question is "impossible" because the students would have no way of knowing the correct answer and thus they would need to construct a plausible solution.

In essence, the question this article sets out to answer is: considered to be "the backbone" of the state's strategy for informative governance, what kind of regulatory arrangement is the Swedish National Guidelines?