Sentence examples for resolving that question from inspiring English sources

The Constitution either does or does not guarantee the rights of gay people to marry — and the opinions of voters has nothing to do with resolving that question.

The researchers say resolving that question is their next step.

Resolving that question has been far harder than they ever envisioned, and, four years later, there is still no definitive answer.

Resolving that question, he says, will likely help researchers identify and thwart processes that cause age-related illness.

Theoretical considerations will be critical for resolving that question and pinpointing the most relevant principles underlying visual motion estimation.

But in an interview, Mr. Summers acknowledged that the Tennessee courts had not resolved that question.

Regardless of how the Sixth Circuit resolves that question, the main impact of the administration's decision to enter the case could be more political than legal.

The man who asked the question was from Plaid Cymru, a party committed to reviving national identity within a four nation state which thought it had resolved that question 200 years ago when it created the four-nation United Kingdom.

How could someone with such a high stake in the success of a corporation possibly write an objective report on the environmental effects of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and the need for further regulation of that process when the success of the corporation might very well turn on how Congress or state legislatures resolve that question?

Before I could resolve that question, the pole disappeared as abruptly as it had arrived.

A study based on soil samples taken from 200 sites in 30 states should help resolve that question.