Sentence examples for questions of today from inspiring English sources

"Sarah Hall's fierce, uncomfortable story of a radical dissident group holed up in the far north after the total breakdown of society seemed to all the judges to be the book that tackled the most urgent and alarming questions of today," she said.

This debate is long-running but it informs some of the most pressing monetary questions of today.Money fulfils three main functions.

But we're looking at a more diverse America, one that will need to address pertinent questions of today.

It was one of the burning questions of this summer's Ashes.

Another asked more detailed questions of 2,109 people, about half of whom are Web users.

How to lower health costs is one of the biggest questions of 2012, second only to how to create jobs.

OUR correspondents chew over the big financial and economic questions of 2013, including market alarm over Fed tapering, signs of a European rebound and Abenomics in Japan.

One of the key questions of 2012 is which party can make the stronger case to voters who, in Obama's words, "feel the American dream slipping away".

To no-one's surprise, the NHS dominated the first prime minister's questions of 2015*.

Welfare reform was high on the agenda in the first Prime Minister's Questions of 2013.

These are the questions of 2018, but they're also issues that Facebook is undoubtedly growing more sensitive to out of self-preservation.