Sentence examples for older questions from inspiring English sources

A dogma that primates never grew new neurons held sway for forty years, based on relatively little evidence, but was finally chucked recently when new scientists addressed older questions with better methods that had newly become available.

The conquests of that age presented new problems of organization and assimilation, and those the emperors had to confront at precisely the time when older questions of economic and social policy pressed for answers in a new and acute form.

The 2000 CCHS asked female respondents 18 years of age and older questions regarding CBE by a doctor (about 65% of respondents have had a breast examination within the previous year).

For many of the older questions (e.g., questions from the early 1990s), it was difficult to determine the program need that the questions were meant to address and how questions had been developed.

Older questions indicate that the public has long believed in the salutary effects of the minimum wage on the overall economy.

Yet the old questions persist.

Still, many of the old questions persist.

It's the age-old questions".

Yet the old questions continued to vex her.

THE oldest questions are still the most puzzling.

Age-old questions were revisited: Wood or charcoal?