Sentence examples for question of loss from inspiring English sources

Another controversy that could bedevil the talks is the question of "loss and damage", which some developing countries have interpreted as compensation and reparations to be paid by rich to poor nations.

In each of the classes in Newtown, the conversation eventually drifted to the question of loss, and to the way McCann's book takes on grief and despair and then offers the possibility for something else.

The vexed question of "loss and damage", which some poor countries and NGOs interpret as compensation from the rich to the poor for the ravages of climate change, while most rich countries view it as a recognition that they will provide support in the event of climate-related disasters, makes it into the text in a single sentence.

The storage of greater numbers of exomes or genomes raises the question of loss of privacy for the individual and for families if genomic data are not properly protected.

Starring a glittery cast that includes Andrew Garfield, Liam Neeson and Adam Driver, the movie is certain to investigate larger questions of loss and religion in keeping with its source material, Shusaku Endo's 1966 novel.

My eyes are full of tears for a good few hours now and my stomach is turning inside out with the question of the loss of humanity, the image of God in mankind, a loss that I am not willing to accept.

Russia said yes, the law exists, but the question of cultural loss is not only a matter of law but also a matter of history, and Germany was the one responsible for the war.

Both the acceleration of S-phase in HFF-Myc cells and the presence of WRN at DNA replication sites prompted the question of whether loss of WRN function precipitates DNA damage during S-phase.

To address the question of possible loss of acuity, the five younger observers (with acuity of ∼20/16) were tested again with optical blurring using plus lenses to reduce their acuity to 20/20.

In order to address the question of whether loss of L1 activity is associated with any major change in the amount of tandemly repeated Xist RNA in O. palustris, Tandem Repeats Finder was used under multiple stringency settings to determine the total number of bases of tandem repeats in the roughly 10 kb analyzed from each of the four species.

The premature aging of Nfkb1 −/− mice raises the question of whether loss of Nfkb1 is associated with physiological aging.