Sentence examples for most provocative question from inspiring English sources

And this category also raises the most provocative question.

The third, and perhaps the most provocative, question: What is the economic rationale for the difference in returns?

But the most provocative question is, as it has certainly been this week in the Philippines in the aftermath Typhoon Haiyan: Is global warming to blame?

For anyone who is excited about the promise of the open-source revolution, that may well be the most provocative question of all, and Himanen has meager answers for it.

But the largest chunk of claims by far, about $60 billion, came along with what may ultimately prove to be the single worst acquisition since Paris grabbed Helen, the 2008 purchase of Countrywide.The most provocative question during Mr Moynihan's presentation this week was whether he would put Countrywide into bankruptcy.

We received over 2,000 responses to what we learned was a most provocative question.

He also asks the most provocative questions.

Ted spoke at CFR dozens of times and could always be counted on to ask the most provocative questions.

But I find it fascinating that the Republican debate that asked the most provocative questions and inspired the most interesting conversations was the one put on by Fox News on Aug. 11.

One visiting alumnus from Canada said, for example, that 'some of the most provocative questions' that she had encountered in her career originated at the talks she delivered at Wits.

At his most provocative Mr. Mamdani questions the distinction between what is often labeled counterinsurgency and genocide, saying the former, even when it kills more people, is deemed "normal violence" while the latter is considered "amoral, evil," and typically it is the West that does the labeling.