Sentence examples for revived the question of from inspiring English sources

But, like Prince Andrew's blunt talking, the hoopla over the nuptials revived the question of what the monarchy is for.

A victory by the Parti Québécois in Quebec provincial elections in November 1976 revived the question of Quebec separatism.

Polman's suggestion that it should not be so is particularly timely just now, as a new U.N. report on atrocities in the Congo between 1993 and 2003 has revived the question of responsibility for the bloody aftermath of the camps.

CANNING, West Bengal — A debt crisis in India's microfinance sector in Andhra Pradesh in 2010 revived the question of how to help the hard-core poor without forcing them into a debt trap.

As elsewhere in Europe's recent past, his ascendancy has revived the question of how this old continent will come to terms with a demographic modernity that denies traditional frontiers, Alpine or otherwise.

The case of General Kennedy, the Army's highest-ranking woman, has revived the question of how pervasive sexual harassment remains in the military and how such cases should be handled.

The move revived the questions of whether the time had come for Mexico to catch up with other Latin American countries, including Brazil, Argentina and Chile, which have had women as presidents, and whether her novelty and appeal to female voters would dent the commanding lead in the polls of a charismatic opposition candidate.

That revives the question of appropriateness.

Seemingly disconnected, these far-flung disasters are reviving the question of whether global warming is causing more weather extremes.

That is bound to revive the question of whether anything short of nationalizing some of America's biggest banks, even briefly, can get the job done.

Indeed, the coalition's tax increases threaten to revive the question of how Britain — like many other countries — got into this mess in the first place, and who should pay the exit fee.