Sentence examples for question serving from inspiring English sources

Slavery for its part was very little debated as a political question, serving to demarcate the domain of "politics" by contrast with it rather than being considered as a topic within it (see Garnsey 1996 for a full account including exceptions to that generalization).

Genetic variants employed in MR must be associated with the disorder in question, serving as a proxy for it.

First, for every residue in each protein, a peptide is extracted with the residue in question serving as its center, accounting for the local environment of each amino acid.

Some said that it depends on whether the job in question serves the regime's agenda.

How has the novel in question served as the source for these chapters?

Through most of his career, his willingness to question served him well.

Yet the jewels in question served a double purpose: a symbol of the nation perhaps, but also an alternative exoticism.

Their main argument is that the requirements of the home-rule provision do not apply when the laws in question serve a "substantial state concern".

Associated with each of these broad criteria, the committee considered a series of questions in its deliberations, although no single question served as a litmus test for evaluation.

Its coverage Aug. 15 of Google's bid to acquire Motorola was wall to wall and, no question, served a broad readership's desire to understand what this might mean for Google and its quest to exploit mobile technology.

It is dangerously easy to fasten on to the tragedy a moral that is beyond its scope; but it has without question served dramatically to illustrate the defects of American civilisation.