Sentence examples for expansion the question from inspiring English sources
Over nine years of economic expansion, the question of whether the fruits of the boom are being distributed fairly has become central in American politics.
However, as the model did not explicitly include lineage selection and expansion, the question of the contribution of mutator mutations to tumorigenic efficiency in the presence of lineage selection and expansion remained open.
They discussed ballistic missile defense, and Russian dislike of America establishing bases in Poland and the Czech Republic, NATO expansion, and the question of containing Iran, Russia's decades-long friend of a sort (and centuries-long rival).
A controversial aspect of McKinley's presidency is territorial expansion and the question of imperialism with the exception of the Philippines, granted independence in 1946, the United States retains the territories taken under McKinley.
This suspiciously long N-terminal expansion raised the question whether the predicted length of the sequence was of the correct size.
On airport expansion the only question is where, not if.
While the audience is clearly there, and the path for expansion laid out, the question for Mic, and everyone involved in online publishing, still remains: how to monetise content.
Growth is restricted by statewide regulations, but Sugarman believes its reasonable to expect rapid domestic growth and doesn't put future international expansion out of the question.
Another fact is that the renal dopaminergic system is sensitized by high salt intake and volume expansion, which raises the question about how intrarenal sodium sensors influence the bioavailability of renal dopamine.
The observations of variable suppressive capacity of Treg expansions [14] raise the question of which cells to use in expansion protocols.
Amid the Bloomberg administration's aggressive expansion of bike lanes, the question of how many cyclists use the infrastructure has remained at the center of the mayor's transportation legacy.
