Sentence examples for perhaps more important question from inspiring English sources

While understanding the dynamics of the genome's structural architecture is an essential first step, the second and perhaps more important question to ask is how this architecture differs between affected and unaffected individuals.

The related and perhaps more important question is: will people do these things if never advised by a clinician they actually know and trust?

And, perhaps a more important question: Will Democratic activists push the party to keep and perhaps strengthen its platform — and if so, will the Obama campaign push back?

Perhaps the more important question is not whether we can understand others' stories, but whether we can understand our own.

Perhaps the more important question was, Would the disease respond to steroids or would it progress and kill the patient within the next few years?

Perhaps a more important question we can ask is, does a perfect theorem or a significant conceptual breakthrough become any less perfect or groundbreaking for having issued from a flawed, offensive or criminal soul?

Lost in the chatter about whether President Obama will win a second term in November is an even bigger — and perhaps even more important — question: Is it possible for a president — any president — to succeed in the modern world of politics?

Perhaps a more important question is where these adjacent outsiders are?

Perhaps the more important question, though, is around the relevance of the ads themselves.

But to the public there is perhaps a more important question - does the single currency deliver prosperity or stagnation?

Perhaps the more important question is whether selling the stake would confer excessive clout to the new owner in the contest to build the new reactors.