Sentence examples for larger questions of the from inspiring English sources

Carroll's testimony raised one of the key larger questions of the trial: on what basis can a police officer legally stop a suspect — and how do those rules operate in the real world?

Koo rose and gave a stunningly brilliant discussion of the larger questions of the day.

But what of the larger question of the wider economic framework?

In this came the answer to the larger question of the day.

But there was always the larger question of the conscription system.

Murdoch's inopportune phrasing also goes to the larger question of the right's odd relationship to Israel, and its own feelings, more generally, about the Jews.

The ruling was drawn narrowly around the issue of judicial review rather than the larger question of the E.P.A.'s jurisdiction over wetlands.

Chinese leaders must restore stability to the country's volatile markets and then address the larger question of the economy as a whole.

(I am waiving here, of course, the larger question of the cruelty and bad environmental practices of the supermarket turkey, only raising the lesser but acute question of how it tastes).

Looming over Thursday's performance wasn't just the complex question of how to manage our delicate relationship with Pakistan, but the larger question of the future of American intervention abroad.

The third is the perspective on Catholic education and Catholic identity that he will offer on April 17 in Washington, with its implications for the larger question of the church and intellectual openness.