Sentence examples for pervasive question from inspiring English sources

Throughout the forum, participants seek answers to a pervasive question: Can the U.S. maintain an innovative edge if it loses production capabilities?

Why? Broadly even spoke to a psychoanalyst about the pervasive question of why men feel compelled to draw dicks on everything.

As a side note, I also want to comment on a pervasive question: If an LGBT person can hide, should he or she do so?

His words and behavior have raised unexpected but pervasive questions.

And while the lights were off and the doors locked at the Bachmann headquarters the other night, there was a renewed sense of possibility at Mr. Santorum's office, up and running past midnight, where staff members have been dismissing the once pervasive questions about electability with increasing confidence.

Our finding that alternate initiation was pervasive posed questions about the ways in which start site selection is controlled and its impact on expression genome-wide.

But the rest of Addis Ababa is a patchwork of dirt paths lined by corrugated-tin dwellings that are the capital's shantytowns and slums.Poverty is pervasive, raising questions over how fast a consumer class will emerge.

At the height of acceptance of the hypothesis that light waves are carried by a pervasive ether, the question of whether the motion of the Earth through space dragged the ether with it was tested (1887) by A.A. Michelson and Edward W. Morley of the United States by looking for variations in the velocity of light as it traveled in different directions in the laboratory.

It is so pervasive that the question naturally arises: does visual thinking in mathematics have any epistemically significant roles?

It is less a pervasive condition than a question of personal style, if not a philosophy.

Long-lasting partnerships like theirs call into question the pervasive stereotype of the male jazz musician as a womanizing free spirit.