Sentence examples for opened questions from inspiring English sources
Aeschylus opened questions whose answers in the Homeric stories had been taken for granted.
However, sporadic reports of intravascular fat in various medical conditions, which contradict the above mechanism, have opened questions about the alternative pathogenesis.
Dr. Schwartz said that gay marriage had become a tipping point to rethink marriage because it simply opened questions most people have been terrified to broach: Is there any other way to do this?
That notwithstanding, the case has opened questions about how Mr. Garrido, who had been under the supervision of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation since 1999, managed to hide Ms. Dugard for nearly two decades.
The graphic material has opened questions about his fitness to serve on the high-profile obscenity case as well as the standard for what types of images are taboo, particularly on a judge's personal Web site.
The systematic publication of the notebooks, beginning in the late nineteenth century, tipped our understanding of his goals from art toward science, and opened questions about how to square the legendary peacefulness of his nature with his designs for ingeniously murderous war machines.
Open questions in Reverse Mathematics.
Open questions lead to open answers.
The pathway of discovery that has now re-opened questions about Wnt signaling in breast cancer is a remarkable one that has meandered among diverse fields of modern biology.
