Sentence examples for historic questions from inspiring English sources

With 1807 as a backdrop, we are publicly addressing historic questions of race and empire in a far more sophisticated fashion than many other European nations.

It should illuminate the candidates' answers to the array of historic questions facing the next president, who will oversee the drafting of a new constitution and set the template for Egypt's future leadership.

With modern data bases and BLAST, these historic questions can be answered.

With this study we expected to address the following historic questions: Is the changeful history of Myanmar reflected in its mitochondrial DNA diversity?

Genome sequences of R. solanacearum strains can answer historic questions about what traits allow this bacterium to be such an aggressive and lethal pathogen of so many different plants, and to survive in such different habitats as soil, water, non-host plant rhizospheres and host xylem vessels.

Forensic science, in the end, may provide the answer to a nagging historic question.

It was grappling with a historic question, which is why were organisations such as MI5 so adamant that gay people were unsuitable for the secret services?

"I've had the ongoing historic question," he related, "of 'How come you took me out of the game?' Well, you didn't get the bunt down and by the way I'm busy now because it's 6-6 and we're in the 12th.

Americans answered the historic question by extending support to a charismatic, competent, qualified leader who is respected around the globe and embodies the melting pot within our nation.

A HISTORIC question faces the British people this week, a choice about the survival of Britain itself, and the values that have made it great.

But, while preoccupied by the character of the renegade, the larger historic question remains: How do we stop the growth of the intelligence-industrial complex?