Near the end of Jamieson's chapter on ethics, he poses the question of whether it's a good thing or a bad thing that the arcadian Manhattan of 1630, lushly forested and teeming with fish and birds, became the modern Manhattan of the High Line and the Metropolitan Museum.
Marshall writes, "The way I see it, Bill Traylor has always been the property of a White collecting class". He poses the question of whether white and black viewers can conceivably see the same things in the work of an artist like Traylor.
He also posed the question, "Whether Russia wanted Trump to win, If there was 'collusion' w/campaign why would an obscure publicist have to set up a meeting in June '16?" In his story for Breitbart, he reports on the incriminating contents of the emails but claims, "The email does not refer to any cooperation, coordination or collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government".
(iii)In [18], we posed the question whether the sequence is the recessive solution of the difference equation.
Philosophy Professor Nick Bostrom, of Oxford University, has even posed the question whether humans are living in a computer simulation created by beings with a superior intellect.
This study posed the question whether strain differences in stress-reactivity lead to differential behavioral responses in two different tests of anxiety.
Finally, he will pose the question whether the Internet/virtual space might replace actual physical space in fulfilling a number of functions foundational for democratic practices, continuous participation in particular or whether filter bubbles and echo chambers will in fact contribute to democracys present-day decay.
King Agesilaus, however, approached the matter solely from the point of view of Spartan advantage; he once again posed the question of whether the action had been good or bad for Sparta, with the result that Phoebidas was punished with a fine but then reemployed elsewhere, and the garrison in Thebes was retained.
Christianity Today, the evangelical journal, has even posed the question of whether evangelicals should "repent" for their swift support of invading Iraq.
We posed the question of whether they could live with them after the conflict — in the same house, work in the same space, and so on.
[View the story "Subway Product Placement" on Storify] Several blogs posed the question of whether this is the worst product placement so far.
