Sentence examples for question may emerge from inspiring English sources

The woman is suing the paper for libel, so a more detailed answer to that question may emerge.

Another potential question may emerge if one examines the earliest trace fossils from the Precambrian.

The following paragraph has been added to the "Apparent problems with the association of symmetry and locomotion" section: "Another potential question may emerge if one examines the earliest trace fossils from the Precambrian.

One question that may emerge now in Washington is whether the S.E.C. under Mr. Pitt has sought stringent enough terms in its WorldCom settlement talks to satisfy his Congressional critics.

When you provide sufficient details along the way, warn against common mistakes, answer logical questions that may emerge, and explain some essential theory.

If an answer to these questions exists, it may emerge from the work of Helen Mayberg, a neuroscientist at Emory University.

While the possible answers to this question remain incomplete at this time, some clues may emerge from consideration of Figures 7 and 8.

The New England Journal of Medicine last year urged caution because of "unanswered questions, duration of protection, and adverse eff ects that may emerge over time".

Second, questions related to the scientific authority of these committees may emerge.

First, questions related to the legal authority of these committees may emerge.

A new framework, perhaps one based on questions such as those in the Table in the Introduction, may emerge.