Sentence examples for exigent questions from inspiring English sources

The ability to breach the optical diffraction limit to image living cells acoustically promises to bring a new suite of imaging technologies to bear in answering exigent questions in cell biology and biomedicine.

These are exigent questions without an easy answer.

Through this simple plot, Bartlett manages, deftly, to explore many exigent questions of identity, sexuality, our obsession with certainty, and our visceral discomfort with ambiguity.

The new Center, located in Stephens Hall, is meant to serve as a space where people can engage across the scientific and humanistic landscape to discuss exigent scientific questions at the frontiers of research and of public interest.

If these questions have answers that are themselves exigent it can only be because, at a still deeper level, I am engaged as having chosen myself as a person of a certain sort: respectable, responsible.

Although the court's main opinion in Commonwealth v. White, 669 A. 2d 896 (1995), also asked whether the search would have been permissible as a search incident to an arrest, the dissent later noted that the only question presented in the appeal was whether "exigent circumstances" were necessary to permit a warrantless search of a car based on probable cause.

Now, the question for Congress, I suppose, would be, though I don't see how this court could get into that question at this stage, but the question would be, is a particular change extending a deadline for exigent circumstances, because a recount has been authorized, a change in the judicial or methods of procedures for resolving the contest?

The court denied Callahan's motion and admitted the evidence, finding that exigent circumstances justified the search.

Any warrantless entry based on exigent circumstances must, of course, be supported by a genuine exigency.

We expressly reserved the question 'whether the unqualified requirements of the rule admit of an exception justifying noncompliance in exigent circumstances.' 357 U.S. at 309, 78 S.Ct. at 1196.

"He was cantankerous, exigent, a difficult person.