Sentence examples for philosophical challenges from inspiring English sources

But what about the philosophical challenges?

Still, the existence of the Jews of Iquitos posed some philosophical challenges to some Jews elsewhere.

Getting a handle on safety means also taking on a thicket of technological, legal, and philosophical challenges.

Like other scientific revolutions in measurement, but in its own unique way, genomics poses some practical and philosophical challenges about the nature of identity, disease and ethnicity.

wrote that while humanism had done well to meet the philosophical challenges set by religion, it did less well reproducing the kind of "vibrant social connections" that religion provides.

We have had some philosophical challenges and we certainly don't agree on everything, but we are honest with each other and we have been blessed with a lack of stresses.

I don't imagine that Hawking is in a hurry to answer this philosophical challenge.

The fundamental philosophical challenge to biocentric ethics thus involves two questions.

In Quinn, Philip L. and Kevin Meeker, eds.The philosophical challenge of religious diversity (Oxford: OUP, 2000), pp. 172-183.

The philosophical challenge throughout that process was to articulate and defend a nonarbitrary criterion by which the question of moral standing could be decided.

Accordingly, time in relation to mining does not so much present a philosophical challenge, but is rather just a "thing" that happens to be good to think a Greenlandic resource landscape through – as are rubies.