Sentence examples for frontier question from inspiring English sources

All of that, said John Witte Jr., a law professor at Emory University, "is the big frontier question for religious liberty".

But the Supreme Court never squarely confronted the frontier question now raised by Mr. Holder's investigations: Is a willful leak "prejudicial to the safety or interest of the United States" if the leaker is revealing to Americans that the president is violating the Constitution?

He did not join Gladstone's government in 1880 because he disapproved of the impending extension of the franchise, but he did accept the post of special ambassador to Constantinople and helped to settle various Balkan frontier questions in 1880 81.

Borexino will also address several other frontier questions in particle physics, astrophysics and geophysics.

Mr Sunstein calls it a "frontiers question".

Europe at least was wide open, a place of casual frontiers, few questions and almost no travellers".

But critics say legislation inspired by an unusual, perhaps even freakish criminal case, could open up a vast frontier around the question of intent and responsibility and give local prosecutors huge new powers to inquire about a woman's intentions toward her unborn child.

To the modern eye, used to the cheap and functional cartography of roads and frontiers, the very question is absurd.

Some bloggers praised the city for recognizing the importance of the digital frontier, while others questioned Ms. Sterne's qualifications.

Often, critics of evolutionary theory find ammunition for their cause at the frontier, where new questions arise, and hypotheses are proposed, challenged, and debated often quite vigorously.

Yet the frontier of unanswered questions is still vast, and the challenge is to marshal our new resources to design appropriate and clever (and in these times, economical) approaches to resolving the mechanisms underlying the fundamental properties of the green world.