Sentence examples for question of intense from inspiring English sources

Even the length of the cooling-off called for in the Mitchell report, which serves as the centerpiece of the administration's policy, was a question of intense debate.

The exact relationship between the Turkish government, MIT (the main Turkish intelligence organisation), Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra, the Syrian affiliate of al-Qaeda, remains a question of intense interest inside, and outside, Turkey.

His last journey, from 1865 to 1871, was undertaken at the behest of the president of Britain's Royal Geographical Society (successor to the African Association) "to solve a question of intense geographical interest…namely the watershed or watersheds of southern Africa".

The relationship of either or both of these to the expansive phase remains a question of intense study.

Such signatures are likely often cell-type and context specific, and therefore, assessing the biological commonalities among the targeted genes is a question of intense interest.

"There's a question of how intense the non-Ron Paul delegates are going to be," he said.

This study addresses the question of why intense noise exposure leads to tinnitus in some mice but not others.

They question the ethics of intense recruitment by colleges that reject the overwhelming majority of applicants.

Central to this debate was the question of whether such intense focus on a single disease could be harmful to the overall development of health systems in low- and middle-income settings.

This question became the subject of intense debate throughout the first half of the eighteenth century (see the last section below).

Q's standing between my parted legs when he makes the time to ask me, with my husband looking on, "Are you glad you did this?" It's the kind of intense question that could take time to answer.