Sentence examples for question surfaces from inspiring English sources

With each concerned phone call, each urgent e-mail to New Yorkers, the question surfaces -- How can we help?

From linear corridors to rooms full of secrets, the question surfaces of whether audiences or players can completely construct their own stories in these environments.

With a firm grasp of science matched by her eagerness to inform, she transforms her other adventures in places like Madagascar, Hawaii and Lombok into diverting lessons in the biodiversity of island ecosystems.All the same, a nagging question surfaces: what about the people on these islands?

But the question surfaces, what relevance does any of that have for us?

A key question surfaces at the start of any such investigation: is one really seeing an outbreak in the strictest sense, caused by a single strain, or is one merely seeing an increased incidence of infection, involving multiple unrelated strains?

Giles writing in Nature states: In the contentious world of animal research, one question surfaces time and again: how useful are animal experiments as a way to prepare for trials of medical treatments in humans?

The question surfacing now concerns the next stage of this unpredictable Arab season of protest.

But almost immediately, a big question surfaced: Will they go far enough?

The new question surfaced last month, with news that the government had agreed to pay the family of a girl, Hannah Poling, 9, for injuries linked to vaccines.

PARK CITY, Utah — An uncomfortable question surfaced at this year's Sundance Film Festival: In the digital age, is trekking to this mountain town each January becoming less necessary?

Another variation of the loyalty question surfaced in 1990 when Norman Tebbit referred to British citizens who had origins in India and demanded to know which cricket team they would support when the two nations played each other.