Sentence examples for questions from which from inspiring English sources

Prison reform is one of those unfashionable questions from which ambitious politicians shy.

In those terms it is a history not of science, but of the questions from which modern science emerged.

He was referring specifically to the philosophy of science, which he said was still bogged down in epistemological questions from which science had moved on.

He earned the right to compete in Connecticut after finishing first in his school's bee and excelling on a strenuous written test, questions from which appear at the beginning of this article.

The questionnaire consisted of the following items, with 9 and 10 comprising the open-ended questions from which the data was compiled.

They were assigned five essays to prepare for their send-up test,1 and this contained four essay questions from which the students had to choose one.

We used the validated Thai version 'HUI23′ [ 25], which includes all 41 questions that comprise HUI2 (37 questions) and HUI3 (33 questions), and from which each instrument can be used by selecting the relevant components.

But to the justices, that is the question from which all else flows.

Arkani-Hamed now sees the ultimate goal of physics as figuring out the mathematical question from which all the answers flow.

Research on water and politics might benefit from more explicit engagement with the question from which political standpoint that research is undertaken, and whether and how that is related to method, approach and policy recommendations.

'His death has always been a mystery and not one I remotely solve.' Instead, his grandfather's suicide exists in the play as the question from which everything else follows.