Sentence examples for more vital question from inspiring English sources

Instead of asking yourself why you didn't buy Microsoft or Apple when they were starting out, the more vital question is, what are these stocks going to do in the coming years?

After World War II showed our species just how many hells on earth it could create, a whole generation of researchers devoted themselves to what I find a much more vital question.

Yang's account of the Chinese Communist Party (of which he remains a member) raises even more vital questions: How has China managed to retain many of the features of Mao's regime — coercive public security, control of strategic industries, censorship and state propaganda mechanisms — while nonetheless transitioning to a market economy?

The more vexing yet vital question is whether parole boards can really predict future dangerousness.

As the negative consequences of current growth strategies escalate, what to do in response becomes an ever more vital and urgent question.

It bears repeating, in more detail in The Vital Question than before, not least because of the long shadow cast by the flawed concept of "primordial soup", which has dominated thinking and, crucially, experimentation, for more than a century.

In my own reading I think of Schrödinger's What is Life, Dawkins Thee Selfish Gene and, more recently, Nick Lane's The Vital Question.

If anything, the challenges we face today make our culture more vital than ever, and those questions all the more pressing.

He ignored the more vital part of that reporter's question: Will he use the tour as a platform to discuss his own history with assault on college campuses? .

If anything, he said, being irreligious has made religious questions all the more vital to him.

More broadly, Mr. Pascual's resignation raises a vital question about the increased cooperation between the countries in the war against drug trafficking organizations.