Sentence examples for key paradox from inspiring English sources

And yet there's no question that the novel has hit upon the key paradox of our modern obsession with Hitler.

Looking at the agenda for any such conference it is not hard to see at least one key paradox — that Bretton Woods II would essentially mark the end of American economic dominance even while President Barack Obama (if he is elected in two weeks) might be the one political leader who might just have the authority to make some of it happen.

In this essay, we identify the key paradox of modern planning which seeks to intervene in systems that have enormous complexity, growing and evolving rather than being designed in any top-down fashion.

Thus, because an explanation for this peculiar phenomenon based on an initiating event involving genetic mutations appears unlikely, we have recently identified "foreign-body" carcinogenesis as a key paradox in the initial steps of carcinogenesis if one were to adopt the explanation suggested by the somatic mutation theory [ 7].

In opening yourself up to others by asking for help, a couple of key paradoxes will confront you.

Scientists have long suspected that atmospheric CO2 was the key to that paradox.

A key argument in "Paradoxes of Power" revolved around Stalin's relationship to Lenin.

This model or framework aims to address the key limitations, uncertainties, paradoxes, and fallacies pertaining to existing models of sustainable urban form with support of ICT of the new wave of computing and the underlying big data and context aware computing technologies and their advanced applications.

Typically, this concern stemmed around anxiety about being "too bulky or boyish" (Jo, 27 years), which complicated participants' capacity to fully meet cultural expectations of femininity and which echoes the key dilemma of the "paradox of the physically active female body" (Cole 1993; Krane et al. 2004, p. 316).

Soluble RAGE (sRAGE) might provide a key to answer this paradox.

In fact, a key for explaining the paradox that mtDNA heteroplasmy could be beneficial for longevity may be the new emerging concept of mitochondria complementation, which suggests that human cells are protected from mitochondrial dysfunction by complementation of mtDNA products in fused mitochondria [ 23].