Sentence examples similar to questions about coherence from inspiring English sources
But successful expansions are about coherence as well as price.
After all, if feminists evaluate canonical texts so differently, it raises questions about the coherence of feminist interpretations of texts.
An expert has raised questions about the coherence of the Welsh government's economic strategy, based on its expenditure in the first five months of this financial year.
Although there are philosophical questions about the coherence of such a radical emergentism, exactly such a doctrine was developed in some detail by the likes of Morgan and Broad (see above).
It is unclear whether and to what extent appealing to Kant's theory of freedom can help to settle disputes about the proper interpretation of transcendental idealism, since there are serious questions about the coherence of Kant's theory on either interpretation.
So the divisions are just as much cultural as economic, and they raise serious questions about Britain's political coherence and unity, and about how long it may take to heal the wounds made or reopened in this noisy, often vicious campaign.
Tilghman (1982), Currie (1989, 134 n. 19) and Lamarque (2010), for example, raise questions about the intelligibility and coherence of that part of the Borges story that concerns Pierre Menard's unusual intentions and putative achievement with regard to the writing of "his" Quixote.
This raises further questions over the coherence of current drugs laws.
This is a question of coherence, and we will quite simply take infringement action.
Inevitably they concentrate on the significant episodes in Jane's story, trusting a bit too much on the audience's prior knowledge of the original text to supply narrative continuity, and leaving questions about the opera's dramatic shape and coherence unresolved.
