Sentence examples for question that grows from inspiring English sources

One question that grows with each dollar spent is whether voters are being swayed anymore, especially when many say the ads they see now are merely noise canceling out more noise.

One obvious question that grows from the "Rey Kenobi theory" is: with whom would Obi Wan have had a child?

With his outsider train of thought, it's no surprise that Daedelus would come up with a novel, phenomenal answer to the burning question that grows in proportion to the scene that keeps getting bigger: How do you perform this stuff in an engaging, interesting way?

It was a question that grew louder as negotiations dragged on for about a year until a deal was completed in January.

There is a brisk trade in books with titles such as "Is It Just Me or Is Everything Shit?" and "Time to Emigrate?", the latter a question that growing numbers of Britons are answering affirmatively, with their feet.

Mrs. Clinton said there was no longer any question that growing atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide and other gases were causing a warming of the planet, with potentially catastrophic results.

But I have a few solemn questions that grow out of this.

He would also have to abandon his growing legal practice before the Supreme Court and would lose input on national issues of importance to him such as the territorial questions that grew out of the Mexican War.

They were asked questions that grew increasingly personal ("Have you ever tried to save a life and failed?"), then were divided and redivided into countless groups based on their answers — a kind of live, shifting pie graph of the region's inhabitants.

Brought on behalf of six couples and Garden State Equality, New Jersey's largest gay rights group, the case squarely addresses an urgent legal question for New Jersey that grows out of the United States Supreme Court's ruling in June that ended the unjust denial of federal marriage benefits for married same-sex couples under the federal Defense of Marriage Act.

Algorithmic accountability was also flagged as a concern by a UK science and technology parliamentary committee last month, in a report considering the "host of social, ethical and legal questions" that arise from growing use of autonomous technologies, and given how quickly machine learning algorithms are being deployed to wrangle insights from data-sets.