Sentence examples for question in the current from inspiring English sources

The key question in the current cinema is identity, and the advanced application of digital technology increasingly challenges its conventions and breaks down the artificial distinction between the real and the imaginary.

Shaw's Fabian contemporary Granville Barker has recently been revived to critical acclaim, and Michael Holroyd revisits the old Shaw v Shakespeare question in the current TLS to argue that it is Shaw has more to say about faith and fanaticism in the world after 9/11.

He is very cross, for example, with the question in the current census that asks: "What is your religion?" The British Humanist Society has just conducted a poll that asked those surveyed if they were religious – to which 65% said no.

To this end, the research question in the current study may be framed as: How well do the CECR vocabulary descriptors align with those of the CEFR?

Earlier he insisted that asking the question in the current climate was a "false question", as the EU was in a state of flux and must first agree treaty change.

"There's no question in the current context that the use of more natural gas has been a net benefit from a climate perspective, and we continue to think it has an important role to play in the economy," said White House senior counselor John Podesta.

Officials who have been questioned in the current investigations are reluctant to describe their experiences.

But the real circumstances under which he acquired the five Picassos is one of the key questions in the current dispute.

In a presentation before the bureau's National Advisory Committee, she described the panicked responses of immigrants who were afraid to answer survey questions in the current political climate, due to fears about deportation.

Despite this clarification, several questions in the current version of the submission form remain phrased so as to suggest that it is a prerequisite that respondents are enrolled students.

This study set out to address a set of fundamental research questions in the current climate of reversing the 40-year upward trend in prison population.