Sentence examples for even more basic question from inspiring English sources
And if you're considering buying in a building that's still being built, an even more basic question to ask is: Will it ever be finished?
This discussion leads to an even more basic question: What does it take to perform your best?
An even more basic question is whether de novo production of CD4+ T cells following ABM infusion is responsible for the observed increase?
Maybe in another generation we will be able to answer even more basic questions about the universe, such as whether the big bang was the ultimate origin of all physical existence, including space and time, or whether our universe, vast though it may be, is but an infinitesimal fragment of a stupendously larger ensemble of universes with no beginning or end.
Then again, perhaps we need to begin by asking even more basic questions: How does white privilege operate?
Indeed there is a question even more basic (and equally unanswerable except by fiat): who gets to say whether a "certain conduct" is religious and centrally so?
To Breyer, Glossip wasn't a case about drug cocktails or even state prerogatives, but about "a more basic question": whether "the death penalty, in and of itself, now likely constitutes a legally prohibited cruel and unusual punishment".
That impression is strongly reinforced by the even greater gulf between a dissent by Justice Stephen Breyer, calling for "full briefing on a more basic question: whether the death penalty violates the Constitution," and a scornful concurrence by Justice Antonin Scalia.
But the Engle case raises questions not just about the government's priorities, but about something even more basic: did he even commit the crimes he is accused of?
